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Shan Ding You Feng, Dali, Yunnan Province, China,
Design Firm: Aurora Design,
Photographer: Na Xin from INSPACE

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Ebony Steel Band - Space Lab (Excerpt) from their upcoming LP of Kraftwerk covers Pan Machine
This track is taken from the upcoming LP PAN MACHINE that will be released on 21st September 2019 by OM SWAGGER MUSIC
The Ebony Steel Band celebrate their 50th Anniversary this year. Producer Ian Shirley took the 11-piece band into the studio to lay up stunning instrumental versions of classic Kraftwerk tracks like The Model, Neon Lights, Computer Love, Tour De France, Europe Endless, Kometenmelodie 2, Computer Love and Tanzmusik.
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Testing and final assembly of the Baby Ten sequencer is going well in the Space Lab (Basement). I tried a skip step feature, but it is not properly shielded and randomly skips output stages. For now I have disabled that feature, but have found plans for a better design than the one I came up with for my course at Vatterott College. Someday this module should have a twin brother, but for now here is just a teaser.
"In a future when interplanetary travel will show us the endless barrenness of other worlds, we will bitterly discover how plants are more than just ecological companions for humans, but a precious treasure that we have dissipated with indifference."
Soacelab