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Kugelfisch
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Ludwig
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Vvouvi
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Knapp aber nein
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Tanche Lucerne, Switzerland
In an exciting and inviting play between distinct electronics and the longing for materiality, Tanche reflects and integrates the zeitgeist in a shared experience that does not automatically mean to be conciliatory. Weirdly danceable and highly inviting to loose your mind. ... more
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