Circle A Graz, Austria
Circle A was founded by Tina and Malik from Graz as the first Radical Eurodance act ever. Circle A loves drum machines, synthies, anthemic melodies, cheesy raps, political chants, the "Little Red Songbook", the 90s, dancing, making this-and-that a threat again, and left wing politics. Here is a little list of things that Circle A doesn't like: capitalism, racism, fascism, sexism, homophobia. ... more
Circle A recommends:
Beloved Memories
by maneki nekoc
Even for the most dedicated Eurodance afficionado the TD-909 beats cannot always go on. For intimate moments of existential contemplation, maneki nekoc may be the music of choice.
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I'm Sorry Tschem (2013)
by hidden by the grapes
The song titles alone would justify checking out this album... - But while you're at it, listen to the sometimes noisy, sometimes subtle, and always somewhat posty and alternatve music as well.
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FRANZ STRØSUK (2013)
by Franz Strøsuk
Raw, violent, politically radical, without lacking an appropriate amount of humour. The proper soundtrack for a punk/hc party in a squat.
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Kiero K Me Kieras (Remixes)
by SoFTT
This Miami duo makes fast-paced techno music with Latin and electropop influences.
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Moments Of Extasy (MT014)
by Marlon Hoffstadt aka DJ Daddy Trance
Pulsing, hands-to-the-sky trance with that classic '90s rave aesthetic from Berlin's Marlon Hoffstadt.
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Planet Love (MT009)
by Marlon Hoffstadt
Pure PLUR from Berlin's Marlon Hoffstadt, who effortlessly evokes the glitter-streaked glory days of '90s rave on his new LP.
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