9 thoughts on “ Soft Networks - DMX Krew - Strange Directions (File, Album) ”

1. Oct 08,  · referencing Strange Directions, 2x12", Album, HYPELP One of the worst sounding pressings I own--side D has lots of noise and the last track is so distorted it's unlistenable. Sides A-C don't sound that great either--very muddy and muffled/5(31).

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2. Oct 08,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Strange Directions on Discogs. Label: Hypercolour - HYPELP • Format: 2x, Vinyl 12 DMX Krew - Strange Directions (, Vinyl) | Discogs/5(27).

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3. Strange Directions, an album by DMX Krew on Spotify. our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes.

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4. ‘Strange Directions’ is album number 21 from DMX Krew, and lands once more on Hypercolour, the British label that continues to make heady waves in the music scene with genre shifting releases from the like of Matthew Herbert, Luke Vibert, Gary Gritness, The Cyclist, Outboxx and A Sagittariun in the last 12 months alone.

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5. Artist: Dmx Krew Title: Strange Directions Released: Style: Electronic, Downtempo RAR Size: Mb Tracklist: Snowy Blue U Talk 2 Much Hip Hopeless Odd Chill Home Made Drum Machine Kinesthetic Nice Portal Soft Networks Strode Downe Thin Hype Grimsthorpe Zero Sum Axial Mode Beat

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6. Sep 01,  · DMX Krew returns to Hypercolour to show us his vision of the way forward with fourteen tracks that set a soundtrack of Strange Directions. One of the most prolific artists from the braindance and electro scenes, DMX Krew knocks out records at such a pace that at times it's hard to keep up with, yet with each Hypercolour release he drops, we are always guaranteed to get some of his very best.

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7. There’s a comforting certainty that lingers around the arrival of a new DMX Krew LP. Ed Upton’s electro-oriented project reaches back to , and Strange Directions, his 21st album, is true to gesboronenisti.cativasriverdithinstanturotesag.co a description could risk seeming a little reductive, but Upton’s version .

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8. DMX Krew – Strange Directions. Alex Fireman 5 November 3 Comments Album, Electro, Techno DMX Krew, Hypercolour. Label/Cat#: Hypercolour – HYPELPD Source: WEB Release date: Format: mp3 Quality: kbps Soft Networks (Original Mix) 9. Strode Downe (Original Mix)

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9. Strange Directions is album number 21 from DMX Krew, and lands once more on Hypercolour, the British label that continues to make heady waves in the music scene with genre shifting releases from the likes of Matthew Herbert, Luke Vibert, Gary Gritness, The Cyclist, Outboxx, and A Sagittariun since the release of You Exist. You'll know what kind of ride you are in for from the first few bars of album .

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