Get all 16 She Lost Kontrol releases available on Bandcamp and save 30%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of IN THE REALM OF ELECTRICITY, Order, Cause Of Chaos, Surviving in Europe 17-20, Beneath The Skin, limited edition boxset, Crna Ruža, Colpo Di Mano Nella Zona Grigia, and 8 more.
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Identity
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Tuxedo
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Bridge Over Ibar
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Shakti
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Commit
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Somewhere Sinister
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Wake
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Aten Dig
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Through The Night
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Upset
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Disembodied voices
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Distanced
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Pain Machinery
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4-MMC
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Terminal
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Minozzi Voli
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Filter Bubble
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She Lost Kontrol Italy
Italian independent record label based in Berlin.
Residency @OHM Berlin
Electronic Body Music // Industrial // Minimal Synth // Darkwave //Noise
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