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Vexillology

album by Deadmau5
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Vexillology is the study of flags. The term originates from the Latin word vexillum, which referred to a type of Roman banner.1

The album Vexillology (2006) by Canadian electronic dance music producer Deadmau5 features a sound influenced by 8-bit video games and 1990s electronica. Deadmau5, born Joel Zimmerman, is known for his role in revitalizing the EDM genre in the 2000s.2

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