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This Is What German Minimal Techno Music Looks Like

09Jul09
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This is what German minimal techno music looks like – the music video for Stefan Tretau’s Ellis Perry.

via daveonzo:

Music Video I made for Sounderground Records.

Wicked bit of German minimal-techno from Stefan Tretau entitled Ellis Perry remixed by Inxec. Starring Crazy from the Methods of Movement and Sam Pilley. All filmed at the Railway Hotel, Southend-on-Sea

Download the tune and other mixes at www.sounderground.co.uk

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  1. 1 travis on Jul 10th, 2009 said:

    great. thanks, im totally going to have nightmares now. chris cunningham would be proud! ;)

  2. 2 analoq on Jul 10th, 2009 said:

    Don't see a lot of club-mix length music videos, went on a bit long but it was fun nonetheless.

  3. 3 synthhead on Jul 10th, 2009 said:

    GIve Aphex Twin's Come To Daddy video a watch and you won't have any nightmares about this video!

  4. 4 sylvia on Jul 10th, 2009 said:

    What's with the guy in chains dancing? The whole video had me wondering WTF?

    I guess that the point?

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