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Hunky Dory
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a good sport
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carry on
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Jolene
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spill it
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summersault
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Twice
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battalion
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jeepers creepers
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grunt
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potentially dangerous
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Modulator (Freddy Fresh) Experimental Electronics Minneapolis, Minnesota
The Modulator started making tunes in 1992 with Experimental Records from NYC and Analog records If you have come to this
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(I've Lost) tens of thousands (electro)
by Freddy Fresh
supported by 72 fans who also own “Wired for Fun”
here they come, probably to save us. With a start like a Stranglers" meninblack theme, the electronic melancholy and lucidity of the Modulator-in chief! Probably his most sincere work ever. These tracks take us to an other wordly contemplation, with reminisces of Comatone's phantazia in the background, with decades of audio seeking in between. The result is strong and fragile at the same time, like the very deep soul of an androïd's vision towards the sadly declining reign of our specie
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middle of the atlantic ocean (or something)
by Comatone
supported by 65 fans who also own “Wired for Fun”
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We Rise We Fall
by Freddy Fresh & Dr. Walker - We Rise We Fall
supported by 62 fans who also own “Wired for Fun”
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Multiply Your Absurdities
by Helena Hauff
The Hamburg producer brings her uncompromising acid techno to Tresor with a three-track 12" that's half dystopian nightmare, half rager.
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Vous Du Music
by Woodleigh Research Facility
Four tracks of previously unheard acid-tinged electronica full of hypnotic grooves and interweaving melodies.
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