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Artist : BONAPARTE
Title : My Horse Likes You
Label : Staatsakt Germany
Genre : Electropop/Nu Disco/Indie
Date : June-2010
Quality : 320 kbps
Size : 93Mb

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Artist : Tokyo Police Club
Title : Champ
Label : Mom and Pop
Genre : Electronic/Indie
Date : May-2010
Quality : VBR kbps

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Artist : Fake Drugs
Title : Drake Fugs
Label : Old Wave
Genre : Electronic/Electro Rock/Nu Disco
Date : May-2010
Quality : VBR kbps

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Artist : Guidance Counselor
Title : Guidance Counselor
Label : High Scores and Records, Old Wave
Genre : Electronic/Electro Rock/Indietronic/Nu Disco
Date : May-2010
Quality : 320 kbps
Size : 72.04

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Artist : Midnight Juggernauts
Title : The Crystal Axis
Label : Siberia
Genre : Electronic/Electro Rock/Indie
Date : 28-May-2010
Quality : VBR kbps
Size : 70 Mb

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Atrist : Holy Ghost!
Title : Static on the Wire
Label : DFA
Genre : Electronic / Synthpop
Date : Apr 2010
Quality : 320 kbps
Size : 57Mb

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Artist : autoKratz
Title: Kick
Date : 29 Apr 2010
Genre : Electro / House
Quality : 320 kbps
Size : 48.3 Mb

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1. Kick
2. Skin Machine
3. Kick (BANSKY Remix)
4. Kick (KATFYR Remix)
5. Skin Machine (LaTourette Remix)  Go further →

Asura is a gorgeous new project from LA’s Ryan York, set-up to explore Kenji Miyazawa’s concept of the same name, exploring the dissolution of self and environment in the face of strong emotion. York works within this remit to produce thirteen tracks of detailed ambient drift and pusling elctronics reminiscent of everyone from Boards of Canada to Blue Daisy. ‘Asura’ is structured as a continuous blend of tracks intended for involved consumption, subliminally shifting from gravelly digital textures to sweeping post-electronic statements like ‘Asura II’ via mindswells of heavenly harmonics recalling classic BoC and folksy jazz fusioneering like Bibio. York craftily uses his hi-end digital manipulations and modern classical leanings to lend a rich seam of human warmth and emotion that gives the set an abstracted but tangible thread of narrative which we think will appeal to many of you. Gorgeous music.  Go further →