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TI:ME:ST:AMP
earthcore bleeps, hands, beats, emulators, pencils, dryers, synths, hands, various wrz like LSDJ, Audacity, Ableton & Sunvox
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A very commemoration that celebrates the diversity of Triplicate Records. It's more than a futuristic stroll down some memory lane of collective works, but rather a beautifully vibrant amalgamation of the best of the best in the current universe of sound. 10/10
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Brian Wenner unleashes another batch of sizzling experimental electronic music, alternately dissonant and tuneful.
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