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Resistance
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Special Forces
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Betrayer
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Industrial Systems
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Political Change
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Running Out
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Radioactive
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Tension (new version)
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Violence
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Task Force
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Analog Code Brazil
Analog Code is an electronic project
formed by Wagner created
in 2015 with influences from the
80s
music, exploring styles like synth and EBM.
Analog tones and samplers are used to
create a unique environment.
As references we can mention some bands
like Kraftwerk, Front 242, A Split Second
and Recoil.
... more
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