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MORTON SUBOTNICK: A founding father of electronic music, Mort developed a totally new, non-tonal synthesis style now known as the West Coast sound. In 1967, he used a Buchla 100 to create his groundbreaking Silver Apples of the Moon. Subsequent albums he created on a Buchla 200 system—Touch, Four Butterflies, Sidewinder, and Until Spring—further refined his singular approach and remain some of the most expressive and dynamic recordings of purely electronic music.
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