Wednesday, April 13. 2016

Tolouse Low Trax



The 22th of April 2016 at Intonal, Malmö


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Mats Almegård is a cultural journalist and PhD in German literature. He has been writing about electronic and experimental music for more than a decade in swedish and international media. Mats is the producer and reporter of the show Elektroniskt i P2 med Andreas Tilliander – the show on electronic music on Swedish National Radio.

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