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The Making Of Jellypuss: Featuring Michael Clive and Ancient Lasers @ Ephemerisle 2012

Posted by Dan on June 14, 2012
Posted in: Art, Interesting, Music, Technology. Tagged: ancient lasers, dubstep, eleectronica, ephemerisle, ephemerisle 2012, Jellypuss, LED, michael clive, midi controller, music. Leave a Comment

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