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Old school electronica

This is what I came to see: the Oramics Machine. Modern synths are rubbish - this is what it's all about. www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/visitmuseum/galleries/oramics.aspx

fyi, they were playing some of the music created by this machine. It sounds like the Aphex Twin remix of Zeroes and Ones by Jesus Jones.
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