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Cologne, Germany's experimental electronica label, Serve & Destroy, is the brainchild of electronica producer and self confessed 'Audio technology addict,' Bob Humid. As one of Cologne's most well known and versatile producers, Humid has been a big proponent of the German city's underground electronic music scene and wanted to create a label that nurtured its artist's creativity. Enter Serve & Destroy. With new releases by Twila.Too, and Waving Not Drowing on the label, the future looks and sounds good for Serve & Destroy.
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Twists And Turns
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Serve & Destroy Twists And Turns 4018939151041 in_stock Album released on Serve & Destroy
Album released on 16 January 2009
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