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Hungry Woofer
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Rooster got Laid
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Fizzing Funksters Melbourne, Australia
Fizzing Funksters, is the moniker of the Melbourne Australia based, electronic music producer Peppe Fizz. Inspired in part by, the forefathers of electronic music, (such as Stockhausen, Kraftwerk, Moroder and Hardfloor) and the music technology of the 70s and 80s, Peppe treads his own oscillating path, to produce sizzling soundscapes with a DIY ethos. ... more
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