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Neon Woods
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Meaningless
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Submission
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Hell of a moment
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Apparaat Antwerp, Belgium
Dark electro wave, 80's postpunk, mix of electronic beats, pumping bass, shrieking synths and noisy guitars from Antwerp, Belgium Sounds like Deewee, Fad Gadget, Gary Numan, Front 242
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Leucovorin Rescue b/w What Is Owed
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