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Datacide 16 Reviews

Zombieflesheater May 23, 2017December 22, 2017 1 Comment Breakcore, Industrial, Industrial Techno, Noise, Record Review, Zombieflesheater

Datacide 16 Record Reviews by Zombieflesheater

Honey Disco 1-4 Honey Disco is a label from Canada that releases single-sided, clear 7” vinyls with beewax on the

Datacide 15 Reviews

Zombieflesheater October 4, 2016October 27, 2016 0 Comments Breakcore, GRMMSK, Noise, Perc, Raketenbasis Haberlandstrasse, Ripit, Spin Dynamics, toysfornoise

Datacide 15 Record Reviews by Zombieflesheater

toysfornoise / Coexsystems Insecticide / Acid Wastelands [Audio Riots 03] Release number three on the Audio Riots label, a

Datacide 14 Reviews

Zombieflesheater December 10, 2014December 10, 2014 2 Comments Breakcore, Zombieflesheater

Datacide 14 Record Reviews by Zombieflesheater

Istari Lasterfahrer Walls Cave In On You (Sozialistischer Plattenbau) A very interesting 12 inch we have here. From acid electro

Datacide 13 Reviews

Zombieflesheater January 8, 2014 0 Comments Record Review, Zomieflesheater

Datacide 13 Record Reviews by Zombieflesheater

Noistruct – Front Toward Enemy (Chase Records) One of the Older Netlabels in hard electronic music is Chase records from

Datacide 12 Datacide Issues Reviews

Zombieflesheater March 19, 2013March 19, 2013 0 Comments Acidcore, Breakcore, Jungle, Record Review

Datacide 12 record reviews by Zombieflesheater

Brandon Spivey & Coexsystems – Sound Extremism / Kali Yuga It looks like in 2012 we hear an acid comeback

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