Get all 8 Defraktor releases available on Bandcamp and save 80%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of From The Netherworld (Abandonment Mixes), Musick For Slumber (Extended Edition), Musick For Slumber (Ultra Extended Edition), Musick For Slumber, The Black Alley of The Soul, From The Netherworld, Desolate Sonorities, and Themes for The Lunatic.
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The Black Hearts of The North
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At The Edge of The World
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Through The Land of The Forgotten
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Roaming In The City of Shadows
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Defraktor Makati, Philippines
Defraktor is a experimental art project, blending various sounds and styles, from Experimental Electro Wave to ambient and
field recordings, started by Karsten Hamre (also known from Penitent, Arcane Art, Dense Vision Shrine etc) in 2002.
There are no limits of what elements that might be blended into the music of Defraktor. For Karsten Hamre it is the channel of exploring many grounds of music.
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