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48 Cameras are known as an international & musical project of variable geometry (Belgium, Netherlands, Québec, Scotland & United Kingdom for now) active since 1985. Some of its members never met the others. During the past years, this co-operative of musicians & non musicians recorded 9 official albums & welcomed guests or members - mostly via Internet - coming from various countries, cultures & disciplines, guests or members as Martyn Bates, Peter Becker, Paul Buck, Rodolphe Burger, David Coulter, Sandy Dillon, DJ Olive, Michael Gira, Tom Heasley, Gerard Malanga, Charlemagne Palestine, etc. This methodology has led to a kind of domino theory effect creating an ever increasing network of contributors & an ever evolving series of musical accidents.

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