E-Con Records VIC, Australia
On the 11/11/11, the Electronomicon Group was born as a modest Facebook Group of 10 or so Friends to exchange feedback on each others music. It has since grown into 2 Vibrant, Creative Communities of Artists spanning the Globe. E-CON Records is a device for giving a public voice to these Incredibly Talented Independent artists. Seek us out! ... more
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Deadlights Quality again. Great Release!
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