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Mantra
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Program
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Intonation
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Hymnal
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Conjuration
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Prayer
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Reflection
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Concentration
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Go As DeatH Las Vegas, Nevada
Go As DeatH is cassette tape/effects pedal-based Harsh Noise/Death Industrial from Las
Vegas.
Horror, nihilism, control, and consumerism are cut-up, looped, rearranged, and repeated.
Go As DeatH plus a few side projects and collabs.
All works by John McVay & co.
*photo by Maria (@madredeluz IG) ✌🏻
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Morbid Beauty / Leprotica
by Morbid Beauty, Leprotica,
Outsider Industries tirelessly gathers great noise artists together, like Morbid Beauty and Leprotica. This split serves compelling and nasty noise from 2 prolific purveyors of the craft right now.
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A Sudden Influx (in serendipity)
by HUMAN FLUID ROT
Human Fluid Rot is intense and an explosion of noisy energy. His live shows are even more intense, check him out on YouTube also! Congrats on the LP Robbie!
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I love everything Cody Brant does, his continuous collaborations with others are consistently interesting and fascinating to listen to. Much love for other collage/cassette enthusiasts! Cody rules!
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The latest from the aptly-named bleak lives in the dark valley between musique concrete & power electronics, stark and harrowing.
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This ambient pop album from Chute Records label head Jan the Man captures melancholy, contemplative moods simply, and without words.
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Recalcitrance
by Matthijs Kouw & Gagi Petrovic
Experimentalists Matthijs Jouw & Gagi Petrovic get metaphysical on this split LP interpreting shared source sounds to differing ends.
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