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EPISODE · Nov 16, 2017 · 6 MIN

Phonica Premiere: Neil Landstrumm - Tomorrow People [CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT]

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Scottish genre-bending stalwart Neil Landstrumm links up with Central Processing Unit to bring us four club-ready and bass heavy cuts which harp back to the short-lived, but much loved, ‘bleep techno’ era. 'Tomorrow People' is our pick for the premiere! Pre-order your copy here: bit.ly/LandstrummCPU Full article on offtherecord: bit.ly/PhonicaPremiere54

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Scottish genre-bending stalwart Neil Landstrumm links up with Central Processing Unit to bring us four club-ready and bass heavy cuts which harp back to the short-lived, but much loved, ‘bleep techno’ era. 'Tomorrow People' is our pick for the premiere! Pre-order your copy here: bit.ly/LandstrummCPU Full article on offtherecord: bit.ly/PhonicaPremiere54

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Scottish genre-bending stalwart Neil Landstrumm links up with Central Processing Unit to bring us four club-ready and bass heavy cuts which harp back to the short-lived, but much loved, ‘bleep techno’ era. 'Tomorrow People' is our pick for the...

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