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Ghouls
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Late night rollers
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West coast drooler
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FarfetchD Brisbane, Australia
FarfetchD is one of the rarest animals in the outdoor party scene. A wild one to catch indeed, He has produced a flavor of raunchy and funky glitch hop, but has recently intergrated the deeper, dirtier side of bass music. This beast unleashes tight drums, intricate bass and sneaky, sleazy grooves with ridiculously large sounds to build the kind of vibe that awakens the animal within us all. ... more
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