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This 10 track release by Chilean-born electronica and dance music artist Christian Vogel features "Typewriter Of the Dead," "1968 Holes," and "Arctic Wolfman."
Tenth studio album from Chilean born techno-influenced Cristian Vogel. This is the follow-up to 2003's Dungeon Master and sees Vogel continue to develop his electronic-techno sound. The self-produced album is released on Nova Mute and features the single '1968 Holes'. 2005. Cristian Vogel Station 55 Songs | 1. | Typewriter of the Dead |
| 2. | Time Lock, The |
| 3. | 1968. Holes |
| 4. | On the Line |
| 5. | Somewhere in the Waves, We Will Find You - (Spanish) |
| 6. | Neon Underground |
| 7. | Turn on, Tune in, Drown Out |
| 8. | Arctic Wolfman |
| 9. | Monkey Inc. |
| 10. | Lovelights |
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