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If you like SUBTLE008 :: dgoHn - Elle / Rhythmic Movement Disorder / Man Bith, you may also like:
Ralph
by dgoHn
supported by 25 fans who also own “SUBTLE008 :: dgoHn - Elle / Rhythmic Movement Disorder / Man Bith”
Straight up breakbeat fuckery
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Undesignated Proximate
by dgoHn
supported by 25 fans who also own “SUBTLE008 :: dgoHn - Elle / Rhythmic Movement Disorder / Man Bith”
Hard to pick a favourite track, none of them stand out - because they all do together. Amazing work. This is refined, cerebral post-junglism. As tight, well-made and well-mixed as it gets.
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devlis
by dgoHn
supported by 24 fans who also own “SUBTLE008 :: dgoHn - Elle / Rhythmic Movement Disorder / Man Bith”
Fucking great record, Dgohn just doing his thing, again and again
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On Lock
by Jonny Faith
featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 2, 2021
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Focus 10 EP
by Coleco
featured on Bandcamp Radio Nov 19, 2013
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Tread Together
by C O N T X T
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jun 29, 2021
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So Be It, Lumbricina
by dgoHn
supported by 20 fans who also own “SUBTLE008 :: dgoHn - Elle / Rhythmic Movement Disorder / Man Bith”
dgoHn's third release for Love Love, which stays in stylistic unison with its predecessors - complex patterns of precision-crafted choppage in an uncommon approach somewhere between drill'n'bass, breakcore and electronica. Works the best for active home-listening due to its ambitious workmanship and not least because of its stunning mastering quality which we are not used to in most of the contemporary drum and bass productions. Absolutely worth listening.
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