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Ad·ver·sary Toronto, Ontario
Ad·ver·sary fuses a variety of percussive styles with thick and organic soundscapes, and spans many genres including techno, breakbeat, tribal, ambient, and industrial. Ad·ver·sary’s sound spans many genres as the music’s focus is not an aesthetic, but a subject: conflict and power. ... more
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