I am thinking BULIMUIC, but the e does not work…
Correct but a different spelling BULEMIC.
BULEMIC (CUB back with LIME anagram)
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School time in The Magicians altered. (8, 5)
MICHIGAN STATE (t + the + magicians)
The workshop makes enough noise to addle ye. (7)
Hint: The answer is a homophone of a word of French origin
ATELIER (homophone)
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Computer storage device was also hit or mss.(6)
RANDOM? (R- and -OM?)
Correct. Take it Biotop
Mayo Tzar Sid Vicious? That might lead to some very silly music. (6, 5)
I can’t get it, but in case it helps anyone, I think it’s
an anagram of “Mayo Tzar Sid” that means silly music (or something that might lead to very silly music). I could be mistaken of course, but to my mind the only reason for those words being there would be to make an unusual anagram. I could be mistaken of course.
reply to Dead_Cat:
Thanks. Is there a Polish composer called Tomasz Aridy? No? Will keep working on it…
After staring at a jumble of letters for some time, I’ve come up with MOZART DAISY - but I’m not entirely convinced, the only relevant reference I can find online is a song called “Mozart” by an artist named “Daisy Punkie” - so it’s rather obscure. I don’t have a Spotify account so I can’t opine on whether the song is “very silly”.
Not “Mozart Daisy” — though that sounds kind of silly.
Aha! MAIRZY DOATS? No fair using nonsense words 
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You are up for an overlap clue, Dead_Cat.
I’ll give it a shot! New to the game so apologies if I duplicate.
Sounds like troops coming - give them a big wave! (7)
Sounds like troops coming - give them a big wave! (7)
TSUNAMI (“Soon army”)
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I own that hole in the ground! (4)
MINE (double meaning)
Salamander on force unit. (6)
NEWTON (Newt+On)
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Infamous Hitchcock flick.(9)