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TomTech - Chernobyl (Hagane Shizuka Gasmasked Rework)

from Black Mask Vol. 03 [The Soulmask Files] by Hagane Shizuka

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This was made for a remix contest, but since I never heard about the results and I made this almost a year ago, I decided to give it out for free.

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from Black Mask Vol. 03 [The Soulmask Files], released December 24, 2015

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Hagane Shizuka Hungary

Hungarian. 35. Tech Dance. Hard Dance. Hard Trance.

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