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Microcrystalline
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Bombardier
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Six Fathoms
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Cosmodrome
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Everything's Gone Red
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Nearly Vertical
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Hindenburg
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Imperfectly Frank
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Demiurgent
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Bit Map Mary
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Mooring Masts
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maduro Washington, D.C.
Maduro is the moniker for Washington DC-area electronic musician Dave Buracker. He has produced numerous dark electronic albums over the last 20 years under a variety of names and blends various genres from ebm, industrial techno, and new beat to idm, and breaks. Maduro gained momentum in the mid-00s by making popular tribal fusion electronic music used by dancers and artists around the world. ... more
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