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Melbourne guitarist Nick Freer, Eelco Van Zanten, Gavin Harrison, David Binney and The Outernet
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- Nick Freer "Subdivide-and-Conquer-1" from Apperseptions (Self Produced) 00:00
- Nick Freer "Leaving-The-Lie-1" from Apperseptions (Self Produced) 06:49
- Eelco Van Zanten "Tevoorschijn-M2" from Fel FusionKastel (Self Produced) 13:38
- Joel Grundahl "4 star Resort" from Off The Click (Self Produced) 20:27
- Harrison-Johnson "Sorcerer" from Early Mercy (Self Produced) 27:16
- The Outernet "We Remember The Light & The Fury (Self Produced) 34:05
- Pat Petrillo "Fused" from Contemporaneous (Inner Vision) 40:54
- David Binney-Tommy Crane "L'air Du Temps" from The Isle (Mythology) 47:43
- Steve Coleman "The X Format (Standard Deviation)" from Black Science (Novus) 54:32
- Anika Nilles "Dark Choclate" from For a Colourful Soul (Sakurai) 1:01:21
- Trinity Experiment "Try This At Home" from Anaesthesia (Timelock) 1:08:10
- Eric Vloeimans Gatecrash "Entropy" from Party Animals (V-Flow) 1:14:59
- Dwiki Dharmawan "Rintak Rebana" from Rumah Batu (Moonjune) 1:21:48
- Tohpati "Ethnomission" from Mata Hati (Moonjune) 1:28:37
- Gergo Borlai "Dr Kinsey" from MMM (Self Produced) 1:35:26
- Electric Arc "Enigmatic Time" from March Of Time (TRJ Jazz) 1:42:15
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