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Contort Yourself Glasgow, UK
Quasi record label based in Glasgow releasing contemporary techno & industrial along with original lost tracks from the 80s/90s electronic underground...
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VA - The Glowing
by Morah, Solid Blake, Ivna Ji, Vertical67
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Another very pleasant electro EP from Brokntoys. Solid production, mostly good to dance to or to listen to while working or doing sports. Rating: 4/5 - Keep going ;)
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VA - Invisible Darning
by Crystal Maze, Dez Williams, Echo 106, The Pulse Projects
supported by 21 fans who also own “Andromeda Complex - The Servant (Klankman Remix)”
Grounds is pretty good, the rest is decent, I guess.
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Two tracks from Buenos Aires artist Inalco2222 explore the grittier side of industrial music, with blown-out synths and driving beats.
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MNQ 136 Dissemblance - Over The Sand
by Dissemblance
Dissemblance, a one-woman EBM machine from Paris, spikes danceable minimal-synth grooves with gothic gloom and springy bass.
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MNQ 110 Police des moeurs - Dédales LP
by Police des moeurs
Inventive cold synth-pop from Montreal, this sophomore album showcases both polish and experimentation.
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supported by 21 fans who also own “Andromeda Complex - The Servant (Klankman Remix)”
Colour Cascade is decent, meh!
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