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Part II
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Richard Knox Manchester, UK
Richard Knox is a musician and artist living and working in the North-West of the UK. Currently writing and touring as A- Sun Amissa and Of Thread & Mist, he is also a founding member of The Eternal Return Arkestra, The Rustle of the Stars and Glissando and a member of Shield Patterns. ... more
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