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==Voice Crack== is a Swiss electronic free improvisation group.

Formed in the late 1970's by Norbert Möslang and Andy Guhl, Voice Crack were initially a free jazz duo of Möslang on saxophone and Guhl on double bass. They began incorporating pre-recorded tape effects and live processing, and eventually eliminated any norman instrumentation in favor of what they call "cracked everyday electronics:" devices such as radios, clocks, portable video games, calculators and so on are opened, contact microphones or resonators are applied to the workings, and the resulting sounds are amplified and manipulated.

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