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    <description>A growing community of experimental musicians is building entire careers out of sounds most people spend their lives trying to filter out — radio static, shortwave broadcasts, electromagnetic interference, the hum of failing machines. We talked to the artists hunting these frequencies and asked them why the chaos sounds so much like something.</description>
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