The Corridor Tonbridge, UK
Minimal, dark, tunnelling, random and compelling techno from experimental sound designer Chris
Barter.
The Corridor’s early material was championed by Andrew Weatherall and came out on his ‘Sabres of Paradise’ and ‘Emissions Audio Output’ labels to much critical acclaim.
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