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The Dead Goldfish Ensemble - Fishy Tails LP Out of print for almost

The Dead Goldfish Ensemble - Fishy Tails LP Out of print for almostInspired by Kraftwerk's "Autobahn," Southampton based musician Steve Hartwell, aka The Dead Goldfish Ensemble, started to craft his own music in 1983 using sequencers and the MSX computer, which could be said as the first generation of home computers available for music production. Hartwell made a tremendous amount of recordings in his home studio until 1993, reflecting his take on minimalist music of Steve Reich and Philip Glass, it featured strange

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Out of print for almost three decades and available here for the first time ever on long-playing disc

these two albums were guided by impassioned conceptual nods to Guy Debord

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I struggle to move but not to escape

The Dead Goldfish Ensemble - Fishy Tails LP Out of print for almostInspired by Kraftwerk's "Autobahn," Southampton based musician Steve Hartwell, aka The Dead Goldfish Ensemble, started to craft his own music in 1983 using sequencers and the MSX computer, which could be said as the first generation of home computers available for music production. Hartwell made a tremendous amount of recordings in his home studio until 1993, reflecting his take on minimalist music of Steve Reich and Philip Glass, it featured strange

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