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    Rare Frequencies: What's in a name?
    By Susanna Bolle
    The evocative qualities of a name like the PUTREFIER are about as subtle as a flying hammer, but Mark Durgan’s music is actually nuanced. Honest. Although his recent records are by no means easy-listening classics, they aren’t as fetidly ferocious as you might imagine, owing as much to musique concrète as to Merzbow. Durgan is a 20-year veteran of the UK noise scene who’s collaborated with legendary avant-noiseniks like the New Blockaders.

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Rare Frequencies: What's in a name?
Published 3/11/2009 by Susanna Bolle
The evocative qualities of a name like the PUTREFIER are about as subtle as a flying hammer, but Mar...

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