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USE KIT. Minimal, House & Alternative-Electro-Tech meets 303 Lines, Korg MS20 Vibes & 8-Bit Sounds. Sometimes QUIET and sometimes LOUD >>> This is Use Kit.

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The Kompozitor: Electronic Lunacy.
Electronic music meets sonic chaos in the mind of The Kompozitor. 

This enigmatic artist crafts music that defies classification, blending elements of Big Beat, Breakbeat, Bass, and Alternative Dance into a genre-bending vortex of sound.
Unleashing a sonic tsunami of distorted samples, heavy beats, and pulsating basslines - The Kompozitor's music is a journey through the depths of electronic experimentation. His sound is unapologetically raw and intense, channeling the creative energy of a "lunatic" unbound by musical limitations.
The Kompozitor quickly established himself as a force to be reckoned with in the electronic underground. The Kompozitor continues to push boundaries and redefine what electronic music can be. His music is a pulsating testament of creative freedom, inviting listeners on a wild ride through the depths of  sonic landscape.
Strap yourself in and prepare for sonic mayhem. The Kompozitor is here to blow your mind.

Don't cut us down!
Don't burn us out!
Don't tractor us!

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IISD Experimental Lakes Area (IISD-ELA, known as ELA before 2014)[1] is an internationally unique research station encompassing 58 formerly pristine freshwater lakes in Kenora District Ontario, Canada.[2][3] Previously run by Fisheries and Oceans Canada, after being de-funded by the Canadian Federal Government, the facility is now managed and operated by the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) and has a mandate to investigate the aquatic effects of a wide variety of stresses on lakes and their catchments. IISD-ELA uses the whole ecosystem approach and makes long-term, whole-lake investigations of freshwater focusing on eutrophication.[4][5]

In an article[2] published in AAAS's well-known scientific journal Science, Eric Stokstad described ELA's "extreme science"[2] as the manipulation of whole lake ecosystem with ELA researchers collecting long-term records for climatology, hydrology, and limnology that address key issues in water management.[4] The site has influenced public policy in water management in Canada, the USA, and around the world.[2]

Minister of State for Science and Technology, Gary Goodyear, argued that "our government has been working hard to ensure that the Experimental Lakes Area facility is transferred to a non-governmental operator better suited to conducting the type of world-class research that can be undertaken at this facility" and that "[t]he federal government has been leading negotiations in order to secure an operator with an international track record." On April 1, 2014, the International Institute for Sustainable Development announced that it had signed three agreements to ensure that it will be the long-term operator of the research facility and that the facility would henceforth be called IISD Experimental Lakes Area.[6] Since taking over the facility, IISD has expanded the function of the site to include educational and outreach opportunities[7] and a broader research portfolio.

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