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        All Things Electronic

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        Whether you prefer to wave your hands in the air like you just don’t care on the super-club dance floor or to drift into reverie while listening to headphones, electronic dance music’s infinite variety is on full display here. Beat Connection emphasizes house, techno, and bass music in the here-and-now while also bowing to its deep history and limitless future.

        Genres: Electronic   Tags: A Number Of Names, Aphex Twin, Art Department, Axel Boman, Basement Jaxx, Bass Clef, Benoit & Sergio, Boxcutter, Braille, Breach, Bug, Burial, Carl Craig, Chemical Brothers, Com Truise, Deniz Kurtel, Dntel, Doc Scott, Egyptrixx, Ellen Allien, FattyDL, Golden Girls, Hackman, Jacques Greene, Jam City, Joey Beltram, Kruder.Dorfmeister, LCD Soundsystem, Lone, Luca C. & Brigante, Mark E, Matias Aguayo, Metro Area, Metropole Orkest, Moby, Motor City Drum Ensemble, Photek, Pinch, PlastikMan, Q. Burns Abstract Message, Rick Wade, Rick Wilhite, Sample Minds, Sepalcure, Simian Mobile Disco, Skream, The Black Dog, The Dirtbombs, The Field, Walter Jones, WhoMadeWho, Zomby

        Comments 2 Comments

        1. Avatar ImageEMUSIC-02ADF859on February 23, 2013 at 12:52 pm said:
          I LOVE THIS
        2. Avatar ImageJayMaineon March 26, 2013 at 7:23 pm said:
          I mean.... I love electronic music..Good stuff.

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