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        <description>dHormon was Branimir Bodor. To the people from Ruma, Serbia he is mostly known for playing in bands such are Basema Kili and Psychosis. But dHormon was a trip to psychedelic, jazzy, latin beat electronic with a signature guitar playing of his. And he was a virtuoso. Except this miniature ep all i have left from Bane are some ideas, samples, parts of some songs i don't have or he never have finished them. I really don't know, but for years back I didn't sample his work in any form, i saw it as sin and something bad. Except that there was one plus track he did with this alias called : "Dominique lullaby" and by some magic i seem to have lost this file. It's mixed respectevely here: https://www.mixcloud.com/rageblanche01/mix-21122017/ about the end of the 31st minute, right after Chris and Cosey you can hear a piece of magic he did. As I can remember the tittle of the album goes to the initials of the names of his closest friends at some point, musicians most probably. He was a pioneer of a kind, exploring graphic equalizers, vst instruments, guitar synthisizers but all this isn't anything special at this point in time - he did it on pentium 2 machine. Tracklist: Ambienttalica Prss`hilistte, Androgen d#Hormon, From Me Through U, Illumination, M.G.S.R.C., Basema Kili - In the Mirror : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgxkDyKw96A</description>
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