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Syndromeda Antwerpen, Belgium
So me, Syndromeda (anagram of "The synthesizer syndrome of Andromeda ) am the Belgian composer Danny
Budts.
My music is strongly inspired by the Teutonic " Berliner Schule ", but I am not afraid of using deep atmospheric soundscapes. I try to combine these 2 musical forms to produce my own sound.
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