dc Sux is a London based electronic music producer and DJ.
Contact via Resident Advisor for booking etc
http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/dcsux
http://www.facebook.com/dcSux Free mix downloads on soundcloud
www.soundcloud.com/dc-sux
www.soundcloud.com/opnthbx
sewn leather
2006-
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