Get all 65 DiN Records releases available on Bandcamp and save 15%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Hydrology (DiN94), Tone Science Module No.10 The Final Patch (DiN:TS10), Resplendent In The Light Of The Universe (DiN93), Transmissions (DiN92), Doppelgänger (DiN91), iNDEX09 (DiN90), Chronicle (DiN89), Sending Signals (DiN88), and 57 more.
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Farside
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From Here to There
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Glade
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Underhill
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Nevermore
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The Circle Closes
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DiN Records England, UK
USA team of DiN Records. Ambient/Electronic music label started by Ian Boddy in 1999 with over 50 releases. Artists on the
DiN roster are Chris Carter, Robert Rich, Tetsu Inoue, Erik Wollo, Markus Reuter, ARC, Node & Ian Boddy.
All CDs ship from the USA.
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