Sinister/Sly (EP)
by COG
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Moving
04:35
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The Devil's Level
05:29
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Purveyor Of The Small
03:31
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The debut collaborative release between Bit-P veteran Mr O (Oliver Benedict O'Donohoe) and the notorious Gareth Clarke (Sublight / The Centrifuge), under the joint name of 'COG'.
Include's COG remix of Sid & Sigala.
The debut collaborative release between Bit-P veteran Mr O (Oliver Benedict O'Donohoe) and the notorious Gareth Clarke (Sublight / The Centrifuge), under the joint name of 'COG'.
Include's COG remix of Sid & Sigala.
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released April 9, 2012
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Bit-Phalanx Music Greater London, UK
Bit-Phalanx Music is a label & collective of recording & performing artists across the entire Electronic music spectrum, based in London.
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