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Xanatos88 [2010]
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NulldotVoid [2010]
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Transmission To Space
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Funk & The Colour Green
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Interlude
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Echo's Received
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Life.My_
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Serf X Edmonton, Alberta
Serf X is an analog noise project.
Played like jazz used to be played, never quite the same way twice. Songs exist,
structures are there, but they are made to be modified and changed.
Serf X is a rotating cast, but live usually:
Jim Nowhere on Bass / Vox
Mike Beard on Synth / DRMMCHN
MRD on Tambourine / Vox / DRMMCHN
... more
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