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Habitable Zone Simulator
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Did Anyone Else?
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redshiftorchestra Vienna, Austria
In physics, the term redshift denotes the expanding universe between source and observer. The music project of the same name
by Kai Niggemann (Germany) and Mia Zabelka (Austria) attempts the expansion of a sound-wise universe between the creators and the listener.
Mia Zabelka - electric violin & FX
Kai Niggemann - modular synthesizer Buchla 200e.
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