throb (Logical Disorder remix)
from Herbe by STRUCTURAL FAULT
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throb (Logical Disorder remix) by Logical Disorder, Logical Disorder is Javier Barrero
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STRUCTURAL FAULT Buenos Aires, Argentina
At the beginning of 2008 from the deep porteña Urbe born STRUCTURAL FAULT, this project consists of a single member (Jose Luis Colque). Gets inserting his first experimental work based on the Ambient, Post-industrial and IDM, with a striking sound melodramatic and a secluded ambience breaking his look in the songs with some dirty beats and crispy. ... more
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Feb 2014 -
Apr 2011
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