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Genesis
01:54
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Fair Flesh
06:08
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Wall Of Disillusion
04:31
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X-periment
01:16
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Manic
05:38
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Oceans
08:23
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The Charm
05:12
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Inside Out
04:46
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Ego Tower
05:09
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Star
03:55
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Arctic
06:28
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We Are The Underworld
05:48
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Awaken
00:31
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Genetic Variation
05:44
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Genetic Variation
Genetic Variation formed during 2001 in Athens by Morrigan, mixing dreamy electro soundscapes with aggressive industrial electrobeats. Songs appeared in various ebm collections around globe. With their debut album Reset your imagination, Genetic Variation reached the 12th position in the DAC (German Alternative Charts) and found distribution in Europe. ... more
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