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Maasvlakte, Netherlands
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Messene, Greece
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Tallinn, Estonia
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Nikel, Russia
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Jökulsárlón, Iceland
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Port Carlisle, England
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Lucena, Spain
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Rome, Italy
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Brussels, Belgium
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Port Carlisle, England
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Zapolyarny, Russia
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Maasvlakte, Netherlands
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Justin Bennett
Justin Bennett is an artist working with sound and image. Most of his releases are based on field recordings. He is also a member of the performance group BMB con.
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the road hears signals to follow
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Carbon
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The first LP from this duo crates a sonic portrait of a world wracked by climate change.
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Death Must Die
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This eerie conceptual album by this well-regarded audiovisual collective was inspired by visits to the sacred Indian city of Varanasi.
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Green Above The Blades
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I love this release - the pieces bring back memories of exploring city and urban industrial wastelands and estates. Makes me want to revisit known ones and discover new liminal spaces!
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