Kode IV San Francisco, California
Peter Ziegelmeier a.k.a. Kode IV is an electronic musician,
dj and owner of Ceiba Records from San Francisco,
California, US.
Kode IV, released between 1989 and now, several full-length albums and 12" vinyl, and was featured on over 50 industrial and psytrance compilations.
Peter produced music also with projects like Midi Brotherhood,Ceiba, Nommos and The Real Camouflage.
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