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Back To Hell
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Crashcore
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Terence Fixmer Switzerland
Terence Fixmer is one of France’s most illustrated characters of the techno scene, of which he has been at the forefront for
over 20 successful years. Bringing his dark, atmospheric sound to prestigious dance floors that range from Berlin's mecca of techno to Paris ‘ Rex club
Terence reached this respected level, without ever succumbing to excessive promotion or subscribing to the mainstream.
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