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Autovoice Toronto, Ontario
convoluted in the dire industrial town of oshawa between techno-punk enthusiasts steve shoe and johnny s in '95, autovoice was later expanded in '97 by the addition of morse code. 13 years later, autovoice continues its mission under the artistic vision of johnny s. ... more
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