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SUT
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ZOET
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ZUTH
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SOETH
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SZUTH
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CHOOD
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SOOT
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ZOOTHE
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ZUDE
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STJUTH
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OETHS
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SHJOOTHSH
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SOODH
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JUDE
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z6records Rotterdam, Netherlands
Z6 records was founded by lukas Simonis as a WORM project in 2001. The original idea was to release 'experimental electronic music sometimes mixed with weird pop sounds'. At a certain point, Simonis decided to continue the label and make it his own playground, allthough it is still related to Simonis' activities for the WORM SoundStudio. ... more
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