Get all 10 +CLOSER² releases available on Bandcamp and save 70%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Spectral [CL011] (Dark Ambient), Exorganics [CL010] (Drone Experimental - Dark Ambient), Laster und Tugend [CL007] (Techno -EBM), Željava [CL005] (True Electro), Dataism [CL006] (electronic glitch), Fake Truths E.P [CL004] (Techno), 1988 - 1990 [CL003] (EBM original), Plaisirs Obscurs (UPR099/CL000) [Techno-Electro], and 2 more.
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Goliath
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Adoration
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Naked Room
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The observer
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Third eye
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Protocol
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A short wait
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Stasi control
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Invisible forces
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Fragile
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+CLOSER² France
We have long lived in the dark, we explored the subterranean worlds, we came out of our cave to finally see the light of the world, this light was unreal, it came from machines.
+Closer² -Techno-EBM music label -
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