Psychoville
by Martin Peter
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Psychoville (Radio Edit)
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about
We never stop rockin'
Martin Peter`s album ”Enough Of This?!” on ANGORA STEEL has been a brill piece of "Electro Pogo shit which was bloody fun for everyone" (Spex) ever since its release. The "Electro-Overkill" (Schallplattenmann) will carry on with some amazing remixes of 'Psychoville" feat. Mark Stewart.
Martin Peter`s album ”Enough Of This?!” on ANGORA STEEL has been a brill piece of "Electro Pogo shit which was bloody fun for everyone" (Spex) ever since its release. The "Electro-Overkill" (Schallplattenmann) will carry on with some amazing remixes of 'Psychoville" feat. Mark Stewart.
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released June 29, 2005
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Angora Steel Munich, Germany
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Mar 2011 -
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Dec 2004
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