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The Paintronic Project Seattle, Washington
What is the Paintronic Project? It's an outlet for my experiments in Paintronics.
What is
Paintronics? Paintronics is like Frippertronics*, only harsher and noisier (thus the reference to pain), and Mr Fripp is not involved (which is probably why it sounds noisier).
*(Frippertronics is Robert Fripp's name for the technique of using two open reel tape recorders to record sound-on-sound).
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