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Anitya Intro
00:25
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Night of the Orb
08:33
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Electonality
06:13
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Route 491
04:10
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Tokonoma
05:24
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Broken Lamps
08:46
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Haizy Daizy
09:02
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Pembroke Records Allentown, Pennsylvania
Providing earthy and divergent electronic dance music available digitally or in analog formats of cassette and vinyl. Pembroke Records offers an alternative to the narrow stylistic focus of labels in today’s industry. Crossing genres of ambient, experimental, house, and techno, Pembroke focuses on the uniqueness of its artists to offer a sound that transcends stylistic boundaries. ... more
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