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syzygy I
04:27
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syzygy II
07:15
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syzygy III
02:47
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syzygy IV
01:53
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syzygy V
00:28
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syzygy VI
01:45
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syzygy VII
01:52
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syzygy VIII
05:21
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syzygy IX
02:09
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syzygy X
02:05
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syzygy XI
02:26
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syzygy XII
02:43
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syzygy XIII
06:28
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syzygy XIV
03:22
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syzygy XV
01:30
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The Procrustean Bed Berlin, Germany
The Procrustean Bed is an ongoing concert series and record label dedicated to experimental and improvised music.
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