Masayuki Imanishi – Clips
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Limited Edition of 50… Home dubbed c45 cassette. Hand numbered Xerox cover.
Masayuki Imanishi is a Japanese Sound Artist: Paper, speaker, field recording, synth.
Mastered by Jos Smolders
Photography by Emma Dove
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