Get all 111 Mindocracy Recordings releases available on Bandcamp and save 75%.
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Mindocracy Recordings Oklahoma
Founded in 2007. Bringing you all sub genre's of hard and dark Drum and Bass,Crossbreed and anything in between.
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IDIOM
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Fantastically punishing glitch, noise, and industrial from this New York musician that puts drum & bass through a blender.
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Necrochasm
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For the first time, I'm a bit disappointed about a release from Tainted Audio. Maybe it's just my taste, but the tracks by eRRe, Hardlogic and Syrinx remind me of some bad terror tracks from the late 90's. The only one sticking out for me is Night Rider. The second half of the album from Unknown Systems definitely is worth it, so I'll just be happy with those tracks.
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