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Los Cabra - Escondido
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Max Joni - Soul Train
07:02
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Maltitz - Climax
05:28
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Dan Buri - Yakana
06:32
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SoKool - The Reason
06:24
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OBSOLET RECORDS Berlin, Germany
Midst a worldwide collapsing club culture, the Obsolet crew took the chance to reposition itself: eight diverse acts from four different countries joining forces to prove that our vision is more than a category defined by beatport.
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PRE-HISSTORIC: Off the Record
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Relive the potent punk rock blast of NYC group The Hissyfits with this comp showcasing them in all of their snarling, hooky glory.
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Inside Cycles
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The German artist's so-called "digital psychedelic journey" infuses sterling classical and jazz forms with trippy, tuneful synth melodies.
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Nearly a decade after their last LP, the Chicago post-metal trio resurface with a punishing concept album set in an apocalyptic wasteland.
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Fragile as Humans
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Australian singer-songwriter explores self-examination, loneliness, and post-pandemic malaise through delicate, empathetic folk pop.
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