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Thumpf
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Crying
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Labyrinth Of Steel
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Lavatube
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Stimulant
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Pinball
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Enemy
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Gedankenstrom
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Fibrillator
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Go
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Multiplex
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Disastrous Din Germany
This progressive experimental project is characterized by an extraordinary mixture of rhythmic-brutal noise collages, gloomy-
spherical soundscapes and minimalistic electronic.
„Born by noise the rhythm rises above the chaos and generates a structure to die finally with a disastrous din.“
In 1995 DISASTROUS DIN developed as an industrial electro project
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