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Oscar Edelstein Buenos Aires, Argentina
“It’s impossible to pigeonhole & classify that which knocks down genres but at the same time contains all within something
new.” EL DIARIO
“The rhythmical, multilayered sound fields develop like waves. Edelstein’s close woven music, continuing the tradition of Varèse, has a force which goes under the skin with great vitality.” BASELLANDSCHAFTLICHE ZEITUNG
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