E.M.C. podcast - Condensed Utopia aka Ater

1.Polar Inertia - Polar Inertia - Can We See Well…

An episode of the Electronic Music Culture podcast, hosted by Electronic Music Culture, titled "E.M.C. podcast - Condensed Utopia aka Ater" was published on October 17, 2016 and runs 54 minutes.

October 17, 2016 ·54m · Electronic Music Culture

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1.Polar Inertia - Polar Inertia - Can We See Well Enough To Move On? (Part One) 2.Leo Anibaldi - Evocation (wa wu we sneak) 3.Freimund - Untitled 4.The Invariants - Ti002 (track 2) 5.Doubt - Web Of Minds 6.Glos - Knees To The Earth 7.Evigt Mörker - Sol Som Får Tidens Hjul Att Stå Stilla 8.Glos - There Is No One Like You 9.Evigt Mörker - Nixa 10.Fabrizio Lapiana - Dfract (Reeko remix) 11.Refracted - Stimulus 12.The Invariants - Ti002 (track 3)

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1.Polar Inertia - Polar Inertia - Can We See Well Enough To Move On? (Part One) 2.Leo Anibaldi - Evocation (wa wu we sneak) 3.Freimund - Untitled 4.The Invariants - Ti002 (track 2) 5.Doubt - Web Of Minds 6.Glos - Knees To The Earth 7.Evigt Mörker - Sol Som Får Tidens Hjul Att Stå Stilla 8.Glos - There Is No One Like You 9.Evigt Mörker - Nixa 10.Fabrizio Lapiana - Dfract (Reeko remix) 11.Refracted - Stimulus 12.The Invariants - Ti002 (track 3)

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