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Get On |
29.09.08 |
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Get Off |
29.09.08 |
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Here I Am |
10.08.08 |
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Single taken from 'Yoshitoshi The Classics Vault I & II' compilation. |
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Move It |
03.07.08 |
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Forensic Archives - Forgotton classics from Lexicon Avenue, New Phunk Theory, Third Movement and Little Green Men, released for the first time digitally, all nicely remaster…read more |
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03.07.08 |
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Forensic Archives - Forgotton classics from Lexicon Avenue, New Phunk Theory, Third Movement and Little Green Men, released for the first time digitally, all nicely remaster…read more |
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Midnight on West 27th Street |
03.07.08 |
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Forensic Archives - Forgotton classics from Lexicon Avenue, New Phunk Theory, Third Movement and Little Green Men, released for the first time digitally, all nicely remaster…read more |
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Robot Friend |
02.11.07 |
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Drop Out |
02.11.07 |
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That Acid Track |
19.03.07 |
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That Acid Track |
19.03.07 |
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Why R U Here |
28.12.06 |
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Single taken from the "SAW Unreleased & Remixed" compilation. |
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Forensic Science Exhibit A |
01.01.06 |
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This summer sees the long over due release of Forensic Records debut compilation cd. Forensic Science Exhibit A has been compiled and mixed by label artists and co owners LEXI…read more |
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From Dusk Till Dawn |
23.08.02 |
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Weekend World take the track on a more techy journey. Watch out for the breakdown it works a treat |
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From Dusk Till Dawn |
23.08.02 |
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A very useful fx / Accapella tool |
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From Dusk Till Dawn |
23.08.02 |
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Sander Kleinenbergs turns out one of his finest remixes to date. |
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Why R U Here |
22.01.02 |
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Why R U Here? |
22.01.02 |
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Why R U Here? |
22.01.02 |
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From Dusk Till Dawn |
26.10.01 |
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Lexicon Avenue at their best. Tuff tribal beats, haunting synths and a quality male spoken vocal. |
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From Dusk Till Dawn |
26.10.01 |
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Lexicon Avenue at their best. Tuff tribal beats, haunting synths and a quality male spoken vocal. |
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