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Crusher
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The Strain Show
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Fat
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Kommune im Dezember
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Army of smiling humans
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Mamma Roots Daddy
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Fuggiii
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Thirteen
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Tretgaf
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lax-o-mat Germany
Lax-o-mat is more than a project of electronic music production. The members of lax-o-mat see themselves as a classical band, whose music developes only through the the different influences of the single members. This happens with the goal to bridge genre gaps and create varied songs, which are experimental, but catchy nevertheless. Oftentimes vocals from various guest singers flow in therefor. ... more
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