Arphaus:
Aficionado of deep house, idm and abba.
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Arphaus (aka Arp Laszlo) is an electronic music producer whose melodies,
textures and beats have been featured in television shows, websites and
advertising. He has been strongly influenced by Aphex Twin (SAW I and II), Massive
Attack (their Mushroom period) and early 90s trance (before it became a
drug-addled mint for overpaid, overhyped and underskilled djs).
He feels writing about himself is pretentious but can't help it since no one
else seems to know a thing about him. Creating this bio has resulted in him
constantly referring to himself in the third person.
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Green
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Arphaus lives in
New York, USA.
Tagged as: Electronica, Techno, IDM.
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