Frequent and Notable Collaborators
- J.A. Deane
- Arthur Blythe, saxophone
- Christian Marclay, turntables
- Myra Melford, piano
- Günter Müller, percussion
- Le Quan Ninh, percussion
- Jim O'Rourke, guitar
- William Parker, bass
- Elizabeth Panzer, harp
- Voice Crack, electronics
- Otomo Yoshihide, turntables, sampler
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