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Welcome to the System
04:50
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Uploading Consciousness
01:16
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Subject's Quarters
00:36
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Prohibited Devices
01:11
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At the Rebel's Quarters
01:10
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Heading West
01:15
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Fight Theme
01:05
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At the Wall
02:06
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Escape the Regulators
01:03
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Rebel
03:11
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Tension Rising
01:51
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Upon the Waterfall
01:56
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Peaceful Gatherings
00:41
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Jacob Carter Birmingham, UK
Jacob Carter is a British artist living and working in Birmingham, UK. He creates performances, sound atmospheres as well as handmade instruments. His music combines obsolete forms of technology alongside samples and synths to create layered tracks exploring the materiality of sound. His recent music involves samples from handmade instruments, creating soundtracks to interactive art games. ... more
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