IMPLOSION Hamburg, Germany
IMPLOSION - noise art for the subconscious
In 1998 IMPLOSION came into existing out of its sideproject
AUTOAGGRESSOR, creating an even more complex interpretation of the “noise of the free soul”. The result is a mixture of structured noises born out of experiments with natural as well as with artificial created and substancial alienated tones.
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