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Fancy A Few Beers?
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Cheeky Toke En Route
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Getta Groove On...
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5 To 2 Special
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Chip Shop Shuffle
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Yunx Manchester, UK
Manchester electronic duo Iain Law and Darren Taberner producing under different names but primarily focussed on
Yunx.
So the journey begins again. New album "Imagine the Future" and a selection called "Never Underestimate Your Experience" out now.
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It will take me a year to repeat enough tracks to make any attempt to select a favorite, and that's not a bad thing. Wonderful diversity of music.
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Very dynamic compilation packed with intense emotions but an overall 'chill' sound that you can embrace as long as you wish.
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MAGNIFICENT ALBUM! 417 tracks! incredible.. when is the next album with so many gold nuggets
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The Other Realm
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Ever-reliable London producer DJ Sabrina The Teenage DJ closes out the year with another phenomenal set of Y2K-inspired club tunes.
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Implied Lines (Deluxe)
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Mux Mool captures the late night sounds of Detroit—from the dancefloors to empty streets.
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supported by 6 fans who also own “In The Heat Of The Night”
Top quality IDM throughout. Damaged Cells, Glotc4, and Ronck67 are my favourites. I would love to know why the artists gave these tracks away - did they had imposter syndrome and think they weren't good enough for a 'proper' release? Are these old tracks and examples of 'juvenilia'? Are they experiments that the artist did for fun? So many theories but thanks anyway and a great cause to support.
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