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Afrogermanic

Afrogermanic

Underground Resistance · 1998
Recording

Underground Resistance released Afrogermanic on the 1998 compilation Interstellar Fugitives. The track is credited to Chaos, the alias of Mark Floyd, within the UR-045 mission framework. The track formed part of Interstellar Fugitives, a major late-1990s Underground Resistance compilation that gathered multiple UR operatives under a science-fiction resistance narrative. Its title connected Detroit techno's Black futurist language with European electronic lineage. Afrogermanic remains preserved through Interstellar Fugitives and later digital Submerge circulation. It stands as one of the compilation's named identities within Underground Resistance's wider mythology of aliases, missions, and covert authorship.

ArtistUnderground Resistance
Year1998
LabelUnderground Resistance
ProducersMark Floyd
How curators tag this
Detroit Techno100%
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