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POLAAR France
Obsessed with raw drums and cinematic atmospheres. Drawing lines between rave, urban and techno music. Focusing more on an identifiable sonic aesthetic rather than aiming for a particular genre or demographic choice. Dedicated to pushing hard, abusive music from the shadows. ... more
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