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Perill
Clusterbuster EP
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PLATA002
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1x Vinyl 12"
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Oct 6, 2023
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Clusterbuster EP, Plata Morgana Records, PLATA002, Electronic Music, Vinyl Records, KMA60 distribution, KMA60 store,
Omg, Plata is hosting a colouring contest! Diligently cut out the template, colour it to your best ability and deliver it to the rainbow club in Maastricht (just follow the goddamn rainbow, ok?!). By doing so, you will make a chance at winning a copy of the new slab-o-electro by Perill on Plata Morgana. Stay artsy, stay fab, colour fast and party hard. You know the drill.
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