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Atomizing-Aperiodicity
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Fracture/Morphosis
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Joseph Norman Iowa
Joseph Norman's music explores novel formal conceptions that involve organizations/transformations of multiple strata. These strata differentiate, recontextualize, and evolve towards individuated trajectories. He values music that is evocative of visceral reactions and represents sonic transformation. ... more
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