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BITS & PIECES with Denzel + Huhn

Profiles 01/23/2016 by Nocturnal Ghost

The first album you bought? Denzel :: Since my parents plus two elder siblings were listening to quite a lot of stuff from rock to […]

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Five questions for Cryo Chamber

Profiles 01/20/2016 by Nocturnal Ghost

“I have always had a love for ambient music and it’s a shame most people never get to experience it the way it is supposed […]

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BITS & PIECES with David Cordero

Profiles 01/17/2016 by Nocturnal Ghost

The first album you bought? Europe “The Final Countdown”. I was 7 years old. When I was a kid I listened to a lot of […]

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BITS & PIECES with Robert Rich

Profiles 01/11/2016 by Nocturnal Ghost

The first album you bought? I think it was “Chicago Transit Authority” around 1971 or so. I was about 8 years old and I liked […]

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BITS & PIECES with Madeleine Cocolas

Profiles 01/08/2016 by Nocturnal Ghost

The first album you bought? The first album I recall buying was the Star Wars soundtrack. I can’t remember exactly how old I was when […]

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DROWNED RECORDS :: From Bremen with bite

Profiles 01/05/2016 by Robbie Geoghegan

Drowned Records has some similar characteristics to ZCKR. Both labels have released music from Qnete, a homegrown talent with a penchant for raw and thumping […]

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777 :: Breaking from the Bonds of Berlin (Interview & Mix)

Profiles 12/28/2015 by Robbie Geoghegan

Perhaps I was wrong about Berlin and survival of the fittest. New and exciting imprints, like Wilson’s, are flourishing. Maybe “THE capital” has enough shelve […]

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Born in a less than likely place :: Vielspaß

Profiles 12/21/2015 by Robbie Geoghegan

Born out of basement space, described by Prioux as a “bargain underground club,” underneath the DMA Vielspaß has all the attributes of an arts college […]

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SONIC EXPOSURE :: Vula Viel

Profiles 12/06/2015 by Nocturnal Ghost

“Recording and mixing was great fun, but it’s playing live that has taken this music out of Ghana and theory and into London and pumping […]

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TH ± Tar Hallow :: From the blackened pits

Profiles 11/27/2015 by Robbie Geoghegan

The Netherlands does electronics well. In spite of its size Holland is a heartland of machine music. Clone. Bunker. Crème Organization. Viewlexx. Bordello A Parigi. […]

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