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supported by 5 fans who also own “Bro, Remeber that Cum Jar incident?...Never Do That again”
Perfect, mellow, techno synthpop for a long, cold expanse of post-midnight cryoseism snowquakes, here in Central Illinois. Pure pleasure for jaded, jejune ears!
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Introspection
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Bro, Remeber that Cum Jar incident?...Never Do That again”
amazing collection of songs and discography was too good not to get it all. i don't care for alot of the songs since my passion is mostly instrumental dreamwave, spacesynth, synthwave and outrun 80s stuff.. but ALOT of genres of music period are present here and thats what makes it all good 👍
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Bro, Remeber that Cum Jar incident?...Never Do That again”
Finally got to this album during an autumn bike ride and it was awesome! Such a wonderful collection of both peaceful and bouncy tracks, where some tracks are more for the sightseeing and some others are for straight energy boost! I advise anyone to put this on during a road trip. Just the best feeling ever :)
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The latest from Vein, who—since 2016—have earned a rep through intense live shows; 11 songs of dark, emotional & chaotic metallic hardcore.
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Rough Business in Copenhagen
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Manic drum & bass with a sinister industrial edge from this Texas artist that occasional recalls Aphex Twin at his most evil.
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NO ESPERANZA
by this is the part where you help me
This Jersey crew makes a ferocious mix of guttural grind and heavy hardcore punk, with lyrics aimed square at sociopolitical ills.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Bro, Remeber that Cum Jar incident?...Never Do That again”
Flittzy's animesque 'Circles' is a very close second, but NeverLastStanding's 'Go With Me' has recurrently sprung up in my thoughts since the album's debut from the words of encouragement of our Equine friends, given in as heartfelt a manner as those found in Foozogz' works
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