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Stereopticon
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Ektachrome
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Mirrorless (Pt 1-2)
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Plaster Rome, Italy
Plaster is an electronic music project that was born in Rome in 2008, originally comprising of Gianclaudio Hashem Moniri
and Giuseppe Carlini.
Plaster's music is mostly characterized by a dark attitude, and a direction which aims to mix ambient music, deep beats and sharp sounds.
Currently the project is comprised of Gianclaudio H. Moniri
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Mirrorless”
Outstanding album! you managed once again to transfer complex emotions with well refined audio dynamics.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Mirrorless”
Those who know me knows that i'm a sucker for the sound of Plaster and that i'm also very proud to have done a 12" release with them on my little label SonuoS so it goes without saying that i like what i hear here too on the Textvra label. And i think it's great that they have made 3 versions of the same track because they sure works like a charm depending on what floor at a club you play them at. Well done Giuseppe and Gianclaudio and congratulations to yet another wicked release!
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