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Calling for a Storm
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Pain Keeps Me Alive
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Coming Through
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EAT ME ALIVE!
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Het Donkse Oog Breda, Netherlands
het Donkse Oog is place were dreams, spirits and sound come together.
the purpose of this Label is to promote
experimantal ways of getting into a mediative or trance state of being.
het Donkse Oog prefers releases by artists who also perform live. everybody can be a studio/laptop artist, but not everybody is able to reproduce their sounds on stage.
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