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Scales Of Perfection
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Rough Musicking
09:11
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Usurp The Skies
08:13
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Escape From Biology
04:57
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Non Plus Ultra
12:20
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Free Imperial City
12:07
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Caledonian Antisyzygy
19:50
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Mono No Aware
07:02
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Monarch And Antipode
03:02
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Disce Pati
09:27
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Suburban Folkways Melbourne, Australia
I have been creating harsh electronic music under various names since 1993.
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