Pardon My Slang
from Goa Trance
Hi. My latest “Pardon My Slang” is one of the most visceral, apocalyptical and experimental (most crazy too) tracks I ever made, but I guess in the end it sounds ok. Listen with attention and please be ready for an hallucinating sonic shock! Thank you! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBYdT0N2ixY&list=PLWpUrZyyVR6nXIe6-PH6RXqbuLE5N8q3b&index=3
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