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Jamka London, UK
Jamka are Monika Subrtova and Daniel Kordik. Using synthesizers, sequencers, samplers and various FX boxes, they touch on
the darker side of techno, industrial and noise music, approaching it in their own uncompromising way.
To find out more information please visit:
Monika Subrtova:
urbsounds.bandcamp.com/album/omnia
Daniel Kordik:
danielkordik.bandcamp.com
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