Jan 31, 2020
X-Mix 5 - Wildstyle (VHS, 1995)
“X-Mix is a ten-part compilation series published by the Berlin label STUD!O K7 between 1993 and 1998. The concept was to visualize electronic music using computer animation.”
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X-Mix 5 - Wildstyle (VHS, 1995)
“X-Mix is a ten-part compilation series published by the Berlin label STUD!O K7 between 1993 and 1998. The concept was to visualize electronic music using computer animation.”
X-Mix 2 - Destination Planet Dream (VHS, 1994)
“X-Mix is a ten-part compilation series published by the Berlin label STUD!O K7 between 1993 and 1998. The concept was to visualize electronic music using computer animation.”
X-Mix 8 - Fast Forward & Rewind (VHS, 1997)
“X-Mix is a ten-part compilation series published by the Berlin label STUD!O K7 between 1993 and 1998. The concept was to visualize electronic music using computer animation.”
X-Mix 7 - Electro Boogie (VHS, 1996)
“X-Mix is a ten-part compilation series published by the Berlin label STUD!O K7 between 1993 and 1998. The concept was to visualize electronic music using computer animation.”
X-Mix 6 - The Electronic Storm (VHS, 1996)
“X-Mix is a ten-part compilation series published by the Berlin label STUD!O K7 between 1993 and 1998. The concept was to visualize electronic music using computer animation.”
X-MIX 1 - The MFS Trip (VHS, 1993)
“X-Mix is a ten-part compilation series published by the Berlin label STUD!O K7 between 1993 and 1998. The concept was to visualize electronic music using computer animation.”
X-Mix 4 - Beyond The Heavens (VHS, 1995)
“X-Mix is a ten-part compilation series published by the Berlin label STUD!O K7 between 1993 and 1998. The concept was to visualize electronic music using computer animation.”