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Seja records The Netherlands
Seja is an independant and quirky record label. We release music in high quality audio and support the ideas behind the DIY scene. That’s why we press in limited editions (low quantity with high spirit) and preferably on vinyl. Seja brings contemporary music often with roots in the past. We encourage bands to come up with great and new material. ... more
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Corroded Memories
by Niton Decay
More of Stefan Gonser's project: Niton Decay
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Sterile Monotonie E.P.
by Sterile Monotonie
A Niton Decay related project by Stefan Gonser!
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Glas”
Featured this album on the fourth issue of RULE of THREE (http://bit.ly/RULEofTHREEbc). Religion opens with a pseudo-mechanical drum rhythm and a thick, heavy synth bass that is quickly followed by a deceptively simple and emotive guitar line that comes back again and again with increasing effect and drama throughout the track. The vocals are “spot on” in terms of melody, hook, lyrics and overall mood - this is how it is done. Driving. Dark. Sublime.
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Yr Body is Nothing
by Boy Harsher
supported by 5 fans who also own “Glas”
Slowly backtracking and collecting the backcatalog of Boy Harsher here... As always rife with beautiful sounding detuned retro synth goodness and beautiful and melancholic vocal melodies. In a couple week gonna get another chance to see you guys live in Riga again! Cheers
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JETZT UND IN ZUKUNFT
by Housemeister
This hammering slab of dark techno comes to wax at last, with its deep grooves and body-wrecking beats as potent as ever.
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Suicide Disco
by Years of Denial
Written in a country house in the middle of nowhere, “Suicide Disco” is bleak, driving old-school industrial designed to unsettle.
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