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Puce Mary Copenhagen, Denmark
Puce Mary (PAN, Posh Isolation)
is the solo moniker of Danish born experimental sound artist, Frederikke
Hoffmeier.
With a long career in experimental music, countless releases, performances and collaborations,
many of which have been connected to label Posh Isolation, Puce Mary has reached wide acclaim for their powerful and unique blend of modern industrial and noise music.
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