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Introduction
01:38
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We Need You
02:20
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Scream In Pain
02:06
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Beastly
01:13
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What They Do
01:58
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Electric Device
01:50
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We Need More Order
01:34
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Ubermensch
02:47
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Untitled
02:36
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12. |
Requiem For John Wayne
04:40
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15. |
Lost In Washington
02:56
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Suburban Folkways Melbourne, Australia
I have been creating harsh electronic music under various names since 1993.
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