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Hidden Hawaii

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Hidden Hawaii began as a series of club events in Berlin; the record label of the same name followed in 2008, founded by Felix K with two fellow Berliners (one of them known as Wan.2). Hard Wax's Torsten Pröfrock signed Hidden Hawaii for distribution in 2009. It is now run as a division of Felix K's later Nullpunkt Recordings, and is known for limited vinyl pressings — frequently one-per-customer — across numbered sub-series including Sub, Nautil, Gilga and the Solaris Series. Its catalogue spans Felix K's own records (among them the album Flowers of Destruction and the Res Cogitans and Res Extensa EPs) and releases by associated artists and aliases such as Double-O, QNS, Martsman, DB1, Elemnt and Forest Drive West.

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Martsman — Kerner · release · 2018
RA — Hidden Hawaii to end · interview · 2018
DB1 — Zwischenwelt · release · 2017
Die Kunst Zu Verschwinden · release · 2017
Forest Drive West — Persistence Of Memory · release · 2017
749 · release · 2016
Crackle Wizard · project · 2016
Elemnt · project · 2016
Transitions EP · release · 2016
Veteranenstraße EP · release · 2016
Antitheorie EP · release · 2015
//no · project · 2014
Carrier One · alias · 2014
Juno Plus — interview · interview · 2014
Nautil · sublabel · 2014
Stone Edge · alias · 2014
Flowers Of Destruction · release · 2013
Gilga · sublabel · 2013
Nullpunkt · label · 2013
Organic — Flowers of Destruction · interview · 2013
RBMA feature · interview · 2013
The A / Forsaken · release · 2013
Res Cogitans EP · release · 2012
Res Extensa EP · release · 2012
Solaris Series · sublabel · 2011
Mnml Ssgs Special · mix · 2010
Chamber One EP · release · 2009
Felix K — Dark Days EP launch · gig · 2009
QNS · alias · 2009
Dark Days EP · release · 2008
5 Years Hidden Hawaii · gig · 2004
Breakbeatcity · project · 2004
Tao · alias · 2001
Intelligent Chaos · alias · 1996
Radio Massive · radio · 1996
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