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| '''Trance Mission''' is a World Music band playing primal, techno-tribal music in a similar genre as ] and ]. ] and Beth Custer founded the ensemble in 1991. Kent is a ] performer, bringing the ancient Aboriginal sound into a contemporary context. Original members have included Kenneth Newby and John Loose. | '''Trance Mission''' is a World Music band playing primal, techno-tribal music in a similar genre as ] and ]. ] and Beth Custer founded the ensemble in 1991. Kent is a ] performer, bringing the ancient Aboriginal sound into a contemporary context. Original members have included Kenneth Newby and John Loose. | ||
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Trance Mission is a World Music band playing primal, techno-tribal music in a similar genre as Jon Hassell and Synaesthesia. Stephen Kent and Beth Custer founded the ensemble in 1991. Kent is a didgeridoo performer, bringing the ancient Aboriginal sound into a contemporary context. Original members have included Kenneth Newby and John Loose.