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    Welcome to the jungle

    Feb 11, 2020 2 minutes
    BY KEN MICALLEF

    THIS ISSUE: Ken Micallef resamples tunes and experiences from London’s ‘90’s EDM underground.

    In the mid-1990s, record labels were cash-flush and music magazines plentiful. Warner Bros., Capitol, Universal, Mercury, RCA, Arista, Mute, and Astralwerks shuttled US-based music journalists across the Atlantic to cover

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