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Sensor Porto, Portugal
Sensor is a collective of sound improvisation from the fragmentary debris of some of the second half-century musical marginal expressions (deep roots jazz, industrial metal and alt-rock), crystallized in a precarious and unstable dialogue between guitar, saxophone, drums and electronics instrumental voices. ... more
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