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A Massive Trance
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B1 Attack
04:31
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B2 Het zweet
04:20
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B3 Excuse
04:28
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B4 TL
04:25
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B5 Totentanz
03:29
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B6 Blacks
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hetzweet Breda, Netherlands
Marien Van Oers, the mind behind Het Zweet (1983–1988), emerged from Breda, Netherlands, driven by an obsession with tape loops and raw percussion. Shunning punk's conventions, he crafted intense, physical soundscapes using found objects and ritualistic rhythms. His work stands as a fierce, singular contribution to the evolution of post-industrial music. ... more
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