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Master Burner
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Four A.M. Moonlight
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The Fly
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Anger
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Army of Robots
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Wide Open
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Sorrow's Symphony
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Barren Wasteland
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Soulworm Editions Biala Podlaska, Poland
Soulworm Editions (1998-2004) was a DIY label devoted to obscure electronic music: from harsh noise and electroacoustic experimentation, via industrial and power electronics to dark ambient and even neoclassical sounds. This archive will never be complete, as some materials are lost forever. Physical copies of several releases are available for purchase (also dustributed by New Nihilism). ... more
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