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Mellotropia
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Slipstream Part Two
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Maria Warner (aka Michael Neil) Berlin, Germany
Created as an artist pseudonym for Michael Neil's excursions into Berlin School retro electronic music: continuing on from
his earlier collaboration with Graham Getty and the Retrochet trilogy.
All digital albums are available as CD's from Synthmusicdirect (see link below).
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