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Sage Pbbbt Perth, Australia
Ritual vocalist exploring extended vocal technique / extra normal vocal technique. Inspired by by Tuvan and Mongolian throat singing, Inuit and Chukchi throat singing, extreme metal, sound poetry and an ongoing exploration of extra-normal voice. Other influences: shamanism, trance, drone, industrial music, free improvisation, queer and trans theory, discordianism and chaos magick. ... more
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