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Impel Down
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Shadow Plague
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Dopamine Rush
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Ancient Methods Berlin, Germany
Some techno. Camp to Ancient Methods, Persephonic Sirens and associated things.
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Kainskult Remixed
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supported by 25 fans who also own “Impel Down EP”
Accelerated bbm ambassadors of ill will hit the dance floor and an orgy of evil ensues. Good fun for the whole family.
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supported by 23 fans who also own “Impel Down EP”
Really glad I decided to get the vinyl version of this album, sounds amazing, no favourite tracks as such they are all excellent.
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Folding In
by Statiqbloom + Blush Response
supported by 23 fans who also own “Impel Down EP”
This goes hard. There is a harmonically dense cloud surrounding the forceful drums, anguished vox and tearing bass. i get proper vibes that call to mind the first albums from Decree and Gridlock, but also fresh. Leaves you wanting to hit repeat or get more from both artists.
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An abstract, dubby journey through the modern club landscape.
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Beautifully pummeling electronic with shades of industrial, dark music with joyful undertones.
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Metal Eden: Corrupted Memory Edition
by Sonic Mayhem
This expanded edition of the VGM heavyweight's "Metal Eden" soundtrack features remixes by Gunship, Power Glove, and others.
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The Way Through All Things (SG2396) *Back In Stock!
by Orphx
supported by 22 fans who also own “Impel Down EP”
aagggghh this is so good!! The press release does not exaggerate - Orphx manage to find new vistas of intensity on this release. Sau Zuk is a very special accomplishment - the worlds of metal scraping industrial and techno come together in a truly gruesome union here. The last time I heard this accomplished so well would have been Perc's Jmurph, which is a decade ago now. Showing some deep appreciation for these fellow Ontarians!!
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