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Visceral Transport Vancouver, Washington
Visceral Transport was a music project of Jeff Hollett and Daryl Groetsch (Pulse Emitter), active from around 1999 to 2001. We played shows in the Portland, Oregon area and recorded many hours of improvisation using synthesizers, samplers, effects and such, plus some acoustic instruments and spoken word. We also did some hiking. ... more
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