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- Tinitus abstract "Tinitus was an annual alternative music festival focusing on the sub-genres of alternative electronic music such as Industrial, EBM, Synthpop and Futurepop. The festival was based in Stockholm, Sweden with Münchenbryggeriet being the favoured location.. It was traditionally held in November each year, however during 2009 the promoter and driving force behind the festival, Daniel Jonasson declared that he would be closing the festival doors for the last time to pursue other interests.".
- Tinitus wikiPageExternalLink www.tinitus.com.
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- Tinitus subject Category:Electronic_music_festivals.
- Tinitus subject Category:Goth_subculture.
- Tinitus subject Category:Synth_subculture.
- Tinitus type Abstraction100002137.
- Tinitus type ElectronicMusicFestivals.
- Tinitus type Festival115162388.
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- Tinitus type GothFestivals.
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- Tinitus type TimePeriod115113229.
- Tinitus comment "Tinitus was an annual alternative music festival focusing on the sub-genres of alternative electronic music such as Industrial, EBM, Synthpop and Futurepop. The festival was based in Stockholm, Sweden with Münchenbryggeriet being the favoured location.. It was traditionally held in November each year, however during 2009 the promoter and driving force behind the festival, Daniel Jonasson declared that he would be closing the festival doors for the last time to pursue other interests.".
- Tinitus label "Tinitus".
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- Tinitus sameAs Tinitus.
- Tinitus wasDerivedFrom Tinitus?oldid=601674590.
- Tinitus isPrimaryTopicOf Tinitus.