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*[http://www.nika.si/tehnika/tehnika1/CD.html#rotor Rotor, Nika Records website] (in English) | *[http://www.nika.si/tehnika/tehnika1/CD.html#rotor Rotor, Nika Records website] (in English) | ||
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Revision as of 23:15, 12 February 2011
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15 Mar 2014
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Measures of Saving the World_Part 5, a joint exhibition also featuring works by Polonca Lovšin (Obrat Association),
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Maribor <edu> Graz presents the exhibition Lesson 1: A Temporary, Improvised contex of Communication, a joint project by Son:DA and <rotor> (Graz)
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Maribor <edu> Graz presents the exhibition Lesson 1: A Temporary, Improvised contex of Communication, a joint project by Son:DA and < rotor > (Graz)
In 2000 the group released the album Rotosphere, which was released for the label EFA and is a result of collaboration with top-notch Slovene studio musicians and DJs. In 2010 the group played together with the indie pop attraction MGMT in Maribor.