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The audio recording begins with the unmistakable sounds of a protest, captured on June 20, 2015, in Bratislava. There is the low rumble of a crowd, voices rising and falling in unison, punctuated by the sharp, staccato rhythm of chants. The raw emotion in their screaming voices is palpable, a cacophony of dissent that reverberates through the streets. Next, the listener's attention is drawn to the distinct, authoritative presence of the police. Their radios crackle with static-filled orders, while their boots strike the pavement in disciplined marches. The clinking of their equipment and the low murmur of their communication creates a contrasting undercurrent to the chaos of the protest. Interspersed throughout the recording, there are moments where the aggressive voices of skinheads stand out. Their shouts are filled with rage and defiance, adding a darker, more menacing tone to the overall protest soundscape. The audio recording uses binaural techniques
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The audio recording begins with the unmistakable sounds of a protest, captured on June 20, 2015, in Bratislava. There is the low rumble of a crowd, voices rising and falling in unison, punctuated by the sharp, staccato rhythm of chants. The raw emotion in their screaming voices is palpable, a cacophony of dissent that reverberates through the streets. Next, the listener's attention is drawn to the distinct, authoritative presence of the police. Their radios crackle with static-filled orders, while their boots strike the pavement in disciplined marches. The clinking of their equipment and the low murmur of their communication creates a contrasting undercurrent to the chaos of the protest. Interspersed throughout the recording, there are moments where the aggressive voices of skinheads stand out. Their shouts are filled with rage and defiance, adding a darker, more menacing tone to the overall protest soundscape. The audio recording uses binaural techniques
