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Mangled and Strangled
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Slave to the Grave
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Tent Girl Lexington, Kentucky
experimental noise exploration on themes common to the human species.
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I've been waiting over 20 years for this. Finally an outfit that effectively and efficiently executes on the "Streetcleaner" mechanized metal scaffold. Can't get enough it.
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Plucking The Sun Out Of The Sky
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The sound of being incinerated by a heatwave. Feels like a concentrated beam of sand hits you in the chest, splattering grains like shrapnel. Amazing record. Fuck you, Adam Lehrer. I bet your podcast blows.
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The Total Black label have done it again, with this grim and punishing noise outing from Death Kneel.
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