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Electronic composer/instrumentalist.
After moving from London to the Miami area, he founded the early '80s electro-punk group Futurisk (1979-1984) and put out two 7" vinyl releases. In the '90s he was synth/guitar/vocalist for the experimental shoegazer group Shakespace and released 3 CDs. In the early 2000s, Ksine released a full-length CD of solo electro-lounge songs and 3 instrumental ambient CDs.
In 2003, Receptors was formed to concentrate on creating music and video using various 4- and 8-bit sound chips (using Gameboys, Ataris, NES, Commodore 64, and circuit-bending.) In recent years, Receptors has performed at NYC's legendary Blip Fest, CMJ and Bent Festivals, showcased at Austin, Texas' SXSW Festival and Iceland's Airwaves Fest, and in 2007 Jeremy Kolosine performed the first ever circuit-bent performance with a full symphony orchestra (The Roanoke Symphony). Receptors released a 7" vinyl split EP with side project Mommy Was an Asteroid (MWA) in 2005, and in 2007 MWA released a 10 track gameboy album on Germany's Retinascan label.
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