Degenerated Sequences Crete Region, Greece
Degenerated Sequences is an one-man project by Yiannis Dseq (also keyboardist of Preemptive Strike 0.1). The style can be described as Dark Electro/ Industrial blended with genres from the wider electronic scene like EBM. With two full-lenght albums and an E.P during the last decade, Degenerated Sequences has been established in the European dark electro scene. ... more
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