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The Uncanny Valley Australia
TUV is an analogue/digital/acoustic trio straddling the boundaries between improvisation and noise music. Their interest is
in the fluid interplay between analogue, digital and acoustic sound sources creating immersive and intricate sound environments.
Christopher de Groot: doepfer A-100 synthesizer, turntables
Sam Gillies: digital processing
Callum Moncrieff: percussion & acoustic sound sources
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