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v1r7u4l
v1r7u4l is an electronic music project with two members who go by the names 5p3ctr3 and N3tr0n. They started putting out music in the early 2010s, though not...
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v1r7u4l is an electronic music project with two members who go by the names 5p3ctr3 and N3tr0n. They started putting out music in the early 2010s, though not much else is known about them. Their track "H427" came out in 2015 and got some attention for its moody, atmospheric sound.
They've released other material too, including a song called "Humano/Producto." The music tends to be on the experimental side, moving between ambient textures and more driving electronic styles. The members keep their identities private, which adds a layer of mystery but also means the focus stays on the sounds themselves.
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