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Void Factor
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In Depression
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Intermission
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Crossworld
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Electrofrequent Slovakia
Electrofrequent covers active projects of the electronic scene around Martin "Solo" Solcansky, Boris "Minor Float" Mutina, Thomas "Chris XX" Mutina, Robert "Bop" Harman. It connects individual artists and provides the possibility of mutual cooperation and feedback. At present, it will publish about 7 projects under its banner. ... more
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