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Ascent I
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Ascent II
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Ascent III
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Ascent IV
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Ascent V
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Ascent VI
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Ascent VII
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Ascent VIII
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Thomas Dimuzio San Francisco, California
Thomas Dimuzio's recordings have been released internationally by ReR Megacorp, Asphodel, RRRecords, No Fun, Sonoris, Drone, Record Label Records, Odd Size, and other independent labels. Among his frequent collaborators are Chris Cutler, Dan Burke, Joseph Hammer, Nick Didkovsky, Due Process, Voice of Eye, Fred Frith, David Lee Myers, 5uu's, Matmos, Wobbly, and Negativland. ... more
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