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The 2009 debut self-titled album by Bristol-based project Emptyset (James Ginzburg and Paul Purgas), reissued here, formed the initial departure for the duo's ongoing exploration of time, structure, and analog technology. The album highlights the project's development and the foundation of it's studio-based production process, forming the first part of a triptych spanning Demiurge (SUB 001CD/010LP, 2011) and Recur (R-N 151CD, 2013). Emptyset creates the first point within this narrative, initiat.
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