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Reaper
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Wolves
05:06
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Christ the Redeemer
05:36
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Gold/Dust
05:53
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The Partisan
04:55
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Feel the Fear
05:15
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Last Light
03:32
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Permadeath
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The Void
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Goteki Nottingham, UK
Goteki are a Nottingham & Bristol UK based industrial duo, with a style they describe as ‘Death Electro’, fusing elements of industrial, synth pop, new romantic and occasional epic scoring components (largely influenced by Singer/Songwriter Tregenza’s work as a video game composer). Studio music is composed and performed by Tregenza, who is joined live by Ali Star on Bass & Synths. ... more
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