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Fastgraph
Evasive Manoeuvres
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KL-RR5
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1x Vinyl 12" Reissue White Label
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Release date
Mar 6, 2023
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Re-issue of Klakson 16. Dutch producer Frank de Groodt, well known for his projects like The Operator and Sonar Base, produces his 4th release under the name Fastgraph. He already made big impact on Adults Esatz Audio label and kicked ass with 2 releases on Klakson. Again he drops 4 deep and dark Drexciya style electro tracks. The raw deal for what he is best known for.
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Comes on paper inner sleeve.
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