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Cruel Carbo
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SR003
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1x Vinyl 12"
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Release date
Sep 20, 2024
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A new player has entered the game. The Austrian born Miles delivers the next 12” in the Squid Recordings series, a deliciously curated palette of club music programmed for the Euro-mind and beyond.
The five tracks, all bubbling though various stages of analog circuitry, are a sonic sampler in the young producers archives. From Aside opener “Cruel Carbo’s” twisted techy drumwork, to the freaked out breaks sprinkled throughout “Are You Ready?”, SR003 is as serious as it gets. No filler all killer.
16.9€*
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NEW
A1
Cruel Carbo
A2
Be Free
B1
Are You Read
B2
Sting (Bleep Mix)
B3
Aurora
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