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KO3 - CYPHER
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Mysteka - Sumthin'
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Ryunosuke Kudo - PAYBACK
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Fellsius - North
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Yooh - Pink Rain
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DJ DiA - Don't heat like
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Kakeru - DVNCE
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Relect - Losing The Way
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HARDCORE SYNDROME 14
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i've been a fan of hardcore tano*C for nearly a decade and a half, and over those years i feel like i've wavered on how much i enjoy their annual compilations as they've progressed. it could be nostalgia talking, but i still consider some of the earliest SYNDROME albums to be the most solid. i was thrilled to listen to this one and find that there were no skippable tracks, and many that go hard while being amazingly mastered. picking a best track was hard, but i could listen to ISOLATOR all day.
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