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Naeleck & Oddity – Disease [EP]

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I am Naeleck from Lethe; once, I was a human being with the foolish dream of becoming the best DJ in the world, but – I've since become deceased.

Dancing Dead – Month 9 will be live on Block.fm on September 14th and free to download on Earmilk some days after. In the meantime, I just released my new EP, Disease, on Den Haku Records. It's a collaboration with Japanese producer Oddity and includes remixes from three of my favorite artists of the moment, Portuguese producer KATFYR, French band Carbon Kevlar and Japan's up-and-coming Banvox. Just like my Dancing Dead mixes, this is not for the squeamish — huge beats, dirty basslines, and heavy leads full of distortion.

It's now on Beatport, so grab your copy if you like it or wait a couple of months and I will give it away in a future episode of Dancing Dead.

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Disease [EP]

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  • Sept 2, 2013
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