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Medical
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Silly on the Vallies
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Look at Your Bass
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Wood Burning
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...And Rave
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Morning
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Bass Exploration
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Opinium
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Guilt-Free
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El Palmar
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Backward Flutterby Echo
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Distant Being
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Greengage Flex
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Bad Sekta London, UK
Bad Sekta is a fiercely independent record label, supporting a diverse array of output from the creative
underground.
Initiated in the UK in 2005, now based between the UK and Spain.
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Bad Sekta recommends:
'Precedent' truly has been an essential part of our lives now since its release in 2004, and it's still on rotation at Bad Sekta HQ now! 123% recommended - as is anything with fzv's name on it. Great!
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IRD05: Ronin - Germ Warfare
by Ronin
Listened to/released/fallen over in front of speakers playing Nick's tunes for ~20 years now & can safely say that - after only a few listens - this is already one of our favourite Ronin EPs! 23 x X x
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Having 1st met in 2004, we can safely state Lastboss is a serious DON, accomplished in all genres he turns his focus to. 'Benchill 90210' is a rare recent return to full-on breakcore & it's a belter!
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Sleek, modern, and spacious lo-fi techno from futurist UK producer Shawn Davis.
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These three tracks from Shawn Davis strip electronic music down to its bare essence, presenting pointillist synths and icy beats.
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Delightfully manic dance music from British producer Patrick Tipler where worked-up rhythms collide with high-intensity synths.
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