Mirnix by Strojovna 07 Strojovna 07 : Mirnix.
Techno..


The follow-up to Strojovna 7's Dirnix, Mirnix is also a simple and straight forward album of their light-touch techno, but this one has a slightly more textured and cosmopolitan feel to it, which we like. There's a nice selection of styles represented here, from the subtly boppy and urbane "Lighting Fly" to the aerodynamically lush "TEXEMPO."
Songs:

1. Lighting fly
2. CMUCH
3. X-Cafe
4. TEXEMPO
5. 130
6. D A R K
7. O3
8. Proton 2
9. TAKETA
10. Out Clipping
11. Aperitiw

Listen to: the entire album.


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Release date: 6/7/2003
Strojovna 07 lives in Vrbove Slovakia

Tagged as: Electronica, Techno, Hard Electronic


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