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Ekkel
UTE012

UTE012

Artists

Ekkel

Labels

UTE.REC

Catno

UTE012

Formats

1x Vinyl 12" EP

Country

Norway

Release date

Dec 6, 2023

Ekkel is on it again. This time on his own imprint - the one we love so much - UTE!!! Scandi trance at its best

Ekkel is on it again. This time on his own imprint - the one we love so much - UTE!!! Scandi trance at its best

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

110kr*

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1

Morgoth

7:26

2

Root

7:11

3

Hyphal Network

7:34

4

Brain Drain

6:19

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