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Rudolf C
Globular EP

Globular EP

Artists

Rudolf C

Catno

PCLUB015

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Release date

Dec 14, 2022

After a few months of patiently waiting, we are happy to finally welcome Rudolf C to the Pleasure Club family with his Globular EP.

After a few months of patiently waiting, we are happy to finally welcome Rudolf C to the Pleasure Club family with his Globular EP.

Three originals of Rudolf's ultra-slickand otherworldly club bombs are joined by a big remix courtesy of our very own N-Gynn. Road tested all summer and ready for action.

Media: Mi
Sleeve: M

14.5€*

*Taxes included, shipping price excluded

A1

Microwave Background

A2

Globular

B1

Globular (N-Gynn Remix)

B2

Mysticism In The Modern Day

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