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Nemesis
05:13
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Empurata
07:22
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Purgatory
08:56
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Iudicium
05:14
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Martyr
05:24
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Ascension
09:07
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Pariah
04:46
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Hierophant
05:36
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Dominion
09:07
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Tapewyrm Oxford, UK
For fans of Rhythmic Noize, Tapewyrm offers a distinctly lo-fi take on the genre, eshewing the traditional approach in favour of a raw, wall of noise.
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How do you pick just one favorite track when their are 135 tracks on this release? SINthetik Messiah's track Religious Soldier is the track I have been listening to the most... check it out. There are so many great tracks on here, don't skip past Matt Hart, Psychosomatik, Pro Patia, Shappira Vee, Synthattack or Zwaremachine -- heading back for another listen to the outstanding track Land of the Rich from Normoria.
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Everything 3TEETH touches turns into swiss franks, it's especially evident for me since their debut can seem like a drafty dichotamy of minimalistic lyrics & repetative choruses. Most bands couldn't get away with this trick, but here it's really pays off. From the 1st note you will be hooked by totalitarian-like vocals of Alexis Mincolla & his uncompromising counterculture messages in tandem with painstakingly crafted sound of 90's industrial rock reinforced by an evergroovy rhythm-sections.
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Just might be my favorite Cyanotic track ever!
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Harsh R's latest moves away from heavy, noisy industrial post-punk and into darkly melodic synth-pop with textural production.
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After a temporary loss of hearing, Shapednoise returns with unpredictable and thrilling freneticism.
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Cheapskates, 1991. Mak and I were talking about a new night called Aggrepo. We were both worried about the spectre of diluted EBM what with the horrors of future pop on the horizon. Tremendous guy. Pioneer.
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