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Introscan
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0157:H7
05:30
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Pulse
04:43
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Ribcaged
06:14
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Atmosfears
04:09
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Insektor
05:45
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Ruthless
04:26
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Damper Cell
06:45
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Sanctions
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Word King
04:35
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Cure Eater
06:34
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Brainstorm
04:30
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Buried Pleasure
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Liquid Dusk
04:42
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Testube Eureka Springs
Testube was formed by Jeff Danos in 1994. Approaching each new musical release as an experiment in sound, Jeff fuses atypical idm, industrial, glitch, and ambient textures into complex cohesive compositions...which is a fancy way of saying that he has a knack for making strange and experimental music somehow more palatable. ... more
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