H: The Sonic Brothers of Absolution 2x12"
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Excellent double album by Dan Hekate on Coven H! Warped sounds and twisted beats in the Hekate Sound System tradition!
A1 - Rotastation
A2 - Shidubamma (Co-written with Marco)
B1 - An Ode To Frankie
B2 - Roadkiller
C1 - Rusty Cervello
C2 - Ms.Automatic
C3 - The Spectrum Spirit
D1 - The Reset Provoker (Co-written with Enreset)
D2 - Information Muncher
D3 - The Real-Frumpos De La Gom (Co-written with Dayf Stitch)
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