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We Are Armed
10:15
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Your Limp Is Waiting
04:11
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Celluloid Caller
10:36
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For Andrew Cyrille
02:45
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Solitary Vulture
05:14
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Fear Of Insomnia
12:43
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Matt Weston Albany, New York
"a true innovator." -- Vital Weekly (Holland)
"one of the more important talents you
can find in the world today." -- Kathodik (Italy)
"Weston plays his brains and heart out" -- Byron Coley, the Wire
Percussion + electronics. Collaborated with Chris Cooper, Andy Crespo, Bill Dixon, Kevin Drumm, Roger Miller (Mission of Burma), Smog, others.
Member of Arthur Brooks Ensemble V and Arc Pair.
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