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Subsist & Faith Disciplines Valencia, Spain
Subsist is a label dedicated to delivering cutting edge underground electronic/techno music to the world
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Each album or EP will showcase a selection of tracks in all shapes and forms from talented electronic music producers across the globe.
Faith Disciplines is a sublabel of Subsist Records, focused on more experimental sound territories.
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