STRISC. - AUP_003 [ FLASH Recordings ]

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Get this release here https://www.beatport.com/label/flash-recordings/4025 Follow @strisc @flash-recordings Long term companion STRISC. is back on Florian Meindl's FLASH Recordings with a dark sonic statement ranging from industrial influenced Techno to hard hitting beats and acid lines. In order to progress, one has to go to the unfamiliar places and unknown territories - which can guide the way to a new field of vision.

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