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The Shore
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Galvanic Corrosion
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Hazardous Docks
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Harbor Fog
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Drifting at Sea
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The Tide
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2methyl Besançon, France
2methyl has developed since 2008 an intricate,intense and particularly sharp sound and is equally at home within theDnb,
Industrial or IDM sub-cultures.
His music paints disturbing cyberpunk landscapes mixing vibrant bass and aggressive destructured rhythms.
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