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thus, it creates a transcendental and mysterious sound world. Hint, metaphor, symbol, association, imagery, synesthesia and perception are widely used in avant-garde music techniques to excavate the mystery of human heart and the flow of consciousness, so that many seemingly unrelated but essentially very important events interweave into multi-level structures and forms.
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1504:and theatre
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1417:Drone music
1248:Slam poetry
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202:Avant-garde
182:avant-garde
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1987:Avant-funk
1929:noise rock
1884:Avant-punk
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382:See also
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1992:Ambient
1972:Art pop
1965:Related
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1580:General
1439:No wave
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1105:Orphism
1023:Fauvism
1001:Bauhaus
450:Art pop
142:no wave
2135:Fluxus
2012:Glitch
1828:Danger
1766:genres
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1956:Wave
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