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Entertainment Industries
04:11
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Tired
03:38
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Mine [Album Mix]
04:08
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Voltage
03:52
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Broken Child
02:49
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WTF
03:39
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AnimalX
05:28
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In The Shadows
04:14
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Freedomkiller
03:49
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Good vs Evil
05:17
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Grace
04:43
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In Silence [IMPLANT rmx]
04:31
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Infected [DIFFUZION rmx]
03:50
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Alfa Matrix Brussel, Belgium
Since 2001, Belgium-based label Alfa Matrix has become a trademark for underground electronic music. We are open to various styles including power EBM, dark elektro, industrial, synth pop, electronica, trip hop, drum’n bass, goth rock, wave, etc. Home of bands like FRONT 242, AYRIA, ALIEN VAMPIRES, HELALYN FLOWERS, METROLAND, BRUDERSCHAFT, ACYLUM, MONDTRÄUME, PNE, STAR INDUSTRY, UNTER NULL, etc. ... more
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