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Back To Life
03:22
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Lag Behind
03:44
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Grey Hands
03:37
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Not That Easy
04:09
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Wrong
03:16
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Half Rocks
02:59
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Holy Youth
03:07
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Highlights
03:14
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Yonder
03:13
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Right
03:19
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Aural Drift
03:49
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Martin Merz Frankfurt, Germany
The sound of MARTIN MERZ is a scenario of gloomy soundscapes and analogue bass figures, paired with elements from Industrial and EBM which takes the listener into the abyss of an urban future.For his compositions MARTIN MERZ isn’t only fishing in techno-waters as he also lets his listeners glide through ambient landscapes which transform into pumping organic shapes of groove and synth melodies. ... more
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