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Well, hey, everyone. Welcome to episode 3,4,8 of the vinyl guide, the podcast for record collectors and music nerds.

And wow, we've got a phenomenal guest today, DJ, producer, turntablist, and of course, fellow record collector, cut chemist.

Now, cut chemist has a long, illustrious career of bending the rules of records, exploring crates

around the world, twisting music, and innovating around the physics of turntables and vinyl

records. To try to describe what he does is impossible, however, if you're unfamiliar with the

exploits of Cut Chemist, give him a Google, check out some of the videos. It's absolutely amazing

what he does with the turntable and a handful of records. Now I want to recommend everyone

check out his pages, cutchemist.com, as well as cutchemist.bancamp.com, where you can follow him

and find many releases, as well as a stable sound club subscription,

which gives you access to CutChemist Megamixes, unreleased music, behind-the-scenes videos,

cassette uploads, first access to limited merch from the vault, and much more.

Just click the follow button at cutchemist.com.

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