1001Tracklists · unverifiedSetlist · no audio18 tracksplay order only2013-10-04
Indecent Noise - Trancepodium 7th Anniversary 2013-09-29 is a DJ set by Indecent Noise from 2013-10-04, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Adam Ellis - Napalm Poet. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist
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Tracklist
- 1Napalm PoetAdam Ellis · KEARNAGE RECORDINGS
- 2My Empirical Epitaph (Photographer Remix)Nivaya · REDUX RECORDINGS
- 3SpinnedJohan Ekman · SLINKY DIGITAL
- 4Pontape ( 2013 Remake)Renato Cohen · DRUMCODE RECORDS
- 5Till Ya Drop (Mark Sherry & 2nd Phase Remix)DJ Remy & Roland Klinkenberg · FREE TRACK/ELECTRONIC ELEMENTS
- 6Helter Skelter (Nick Callaghan Remix)Calvin Logue · MENTAL ASYLUM RECORDS
- 7ThunderflashJase Thirlwall · MENTAL ASYLUM RECORDS
- 8Please (Bryan Kearney Remix)Solarstone · BLACK HOLE RECORDINGS
- 9FlashbackBowdidge & Taylor · MENTAL ASYLUM RECORDS
- 10Uncommon Home (Indecent Noise Mashup)Bryan Kearney & Indecent Noise vs. Eddie Bitar
- 11Symbols (Will Atkinson 5000 Remix)Fictivision vs. C-Quence · IN TRANCE WE TRUST
- 12Protos Heis ( Tech Take)Indecent Noise · MENTAL ASYLUM RECORDS
- 13Judgement (Lostly Remix)Robbie Van Doe · MENTAL ASYLUM RECORDS
- 14Devil's NightRobbie Van Doe · MENTAL ASYLUM RECORDS
- 15Lost In NoiseIndecent Noise & Lostly · MENTAL ASYLUM RECORDS
- 16Brilliant PeopleGiuseppe Ottaviani & Aly & Fila · BLACK HOLE RECORDINGS
- 17Still By Your SideMatt Bowdidge · MENTAL ASYLUM RECORDS
- 18Beauty In 3D (Indecent Noise Mashup)Ehren Stowers & Lostly vs. The Doppler Effect
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