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His Vinyl Weighs a Ton: An Interview with Cut Chemist

[20.Oct.06] :. Owner of over 30,000 records, staunch defender of Star Wars, and composer of a new solo album, Cut Chemist brings the fun(k).

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Agoraphobic Nosebleed: PCP Torpedo/ANbRX

[18.Jul.06] :. The world's fastest band gets the remix treatment.

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Josh Wink: Profound Sounds Volume 3

[7.Jun.06] :. A DJ mix that's heavy on technology and studio time, but which eventually makes it to the dancefloor.

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Julius Papp: Montreal Departure

[5.Jun.06] :. A good introduction to the organic, laidback sounds of San Francisco house music.

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Dieselboy: The Human Resource

[30.May.06] :. America's top d&b DJ presents a compilation of pumped-up, scalpel-sharp tunes.

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Heil, Johannes: Freaks R Us

[24.May.06] :. German producer drops signature lushness for club-friendly minimal techno.

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