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On Board Music Rotterdam, Netherlands
A direct link between the world of home-listening and dancefloor-oriented material, On Board Music is a label focused on electronic music that withstands the test of time, arching over carefully curated audio and visual art pieces that span the broadest array of sensibilities and dynamics. ... more
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Getting less "climbing" vibes from this and more a "drinking tea at the monastery nestled on a minor peak" kind of feeling but that's nothing more than a title naming error—long live Feral. Beautiful work of naturalistic dub techno!
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