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BOREAL demo version
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THE SAURUS demo version
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ORION333 demo version
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Peter Irock Switzerland
Peter Irock, was born in Rome in 1959, but has lived for many years in Tessin, Switzerland. At age 16 approaches as a self- taught in music with an emphasis on keyboards and synthesizers; influence of big names in the electronic music world, such as Vangelis, Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Isao Tomita, Wendy Carlos, Jean Michel Jarre ... more
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I think it's nice that the digital release has the long tracks split into several parts.
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