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TENSION CONTROL Germany
The 2016 founded project impresses with fat analogue synthesizers. Marching direction is EBM of the old school. All
composings, sounds and lyrics were made by Michael Schrader, who’s based in Hamburg since 2018, is also the singer of TENSION CONTROL.
The raw and pure minimalistic mixture through the different ways of traditional electronic music leads to the highest mood for those who love EBM.
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