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Hard-copy research materials used in “Rorschach Audio”

September 10, 2014

A selection of the hard-copy research materials used in the “Rorschach Audio” project (not including academic research papers or newspaper and magazine articles).

“Rorschach Audio” reviewed (in Dutch) in Gonzo Circus (Muziek, Kunst, Meer)…
https://www.gonzocircus.com/rorschach-audio/

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