• Music
  • 17 Oct 03

Revolutions In Sound

Revolutions In Sound
Richard Brophy
Richard Brophy

DJ Garth delivers a mix consisting exclusively of tracks from his tech-house label. Joshua Collins and EBE’s tracks stand out, but we could do without hearing ‘People’ by Rocket again.

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