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- It was Lopatin\'s first release on Warp Records, following several albums on Software Records.
- The album features vocal contributions from Renny, who also featured on "Bumper Car Lucas" from R Plus Seven."
Daniel Lopatin is an American electronic musician, best known for his work in abstract electronic music and sound collage. "Garden of Delete" was released during a period of intense creative output for Lopatin, following his critically acclaimed album "R Plus Seven" and preceding his work on the Safdie Brothers' film score for "Good Time."
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