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UNDERGROUND INDUSTRIAL RECORDS Rhodes, Greece
Underground Industrial Records is a Greek netlabel that concentrates primarily on EBM, industrial, noise bands. It is a
subdivision of Werkstatt Recordings. It is based in Rhodes.
UIR releases are available as digital download (with bonus material) & physical limited editions (CD/vinyl/tape).
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UNDERGROUND INDUSTRIAL RECORDS recommends:
Excellent new release by Paradox Obscur! With influences from the 80's & 90's greek altermative electronic & rock scene they deliver 3 brand new songs in their usual minimal synth wave style.
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Cultural Bleeding
by Kriistal Ann
Ethereal and atmospheric work, fading into an eternal mist, while sirens sing lullabies for the ancient ones...
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222. DROID SECTOR DECAY - The strategies of contradiction & grotesque
by Werkstatt Recordings
The 4th DSD album is a mix of various ideas inspired by old school industrial, modern electronica & cinematic influences that lead to a more diverse & "progressive" sound. Feat. Aleta Welling's art.
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