Christian Eede
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Hyperspecific: October and November’s Electronic Music
For the latest edition of our electronic music round-up, Christian Eede assesses the oversaturated market of large venues competing to book certain acts, while also reviewing new releases from Pauline Anna Strom (pictured), LOFT, Joe, Toresch and more
Electronic
Hyperspecific: October and November’s Electronic Music
For the latest edition of our electronic music round-up, Christian Eede assesses the oversaturated market of large venues competing to book certain acts, while also reviewing new releases from Pauline Anna Strom (pictured), LOFT, Joe, Toresch and more
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