Get all 7 Rick Reid / Phlogiston Theory releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Existential Dread, Waterphonics 1, Trick-Or-Treat, Moth to a Flame, Calculated Risk, Moon Cheese and Other Delights, and Boulder Suite: Improvisations for Theremin, Drums & Devices.
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No Static at All
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Synapses Taxis
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Groove it or Lose it
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Magnetic Distraction
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Space Whales
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Halloween XVI
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March into the Abyss
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Alien Adagio
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Death of Laurens Hammond
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Rick Reid / Phlogiston Theory Denver, Colorado
Rick Reid (aka Phlogiston Theory) has been involved in electronic music and sound effects design for most of his life. He took piano lessons in his childhood. Since then, he has played everything from Stylophones to modular synthesizers, with a particular focus on theremins and other instruments with unconventional user interfaces. Rick also hosts the Theremin 30 podcast. ... more
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