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Ry-om (Ikeshiro / Shelton): III (Creative Sources)

Ry-om is a london-based duo creating improvised experimental electronic music, noise and acoustic soundscapes using laptops, guitars, feedback loops, synths, instrumental samples and vocals.

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Personnel:

Ryo Ikeshiro-laptop, electric guitar, feedback loops

Tom Shelton-laptop, acoustic guitar, feedback loops, vocals

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UPC: 5609063401288

Label: Creative Sources
Catalog ID: CS128
Squidco Product Code: 10194

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2008
Country: Portugal
Packaging: Jewel Tray
Recorded December 27, 2007 - January 4, 2008, in London

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Ry-om is a london-based duo creating improvised experimental electronic music, noise and acoustic soundscapes using laptops, guitars, feedback loops, synths, instrumental samples and vocals.

This album has been reviewed on our magazine:

The Squid's Ear!

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Track Listing:

1. 3.1 8:42

2. 3.2 8:34

3. 3.3 9:12

4. 3.4 15:33

5. 3.5 11:22

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