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Science?
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Poly Apparatus
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The Price
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Spinnerets
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A Summer in Oestrus
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Maximum Contrast Gain
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Young Lions
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Sextank
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Whoever Did This
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Maggot City
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Trobriands
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Doctored Aroma
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Portuguese Teeth
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CM11 Circa 87
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Dead Tanson Guimaraes, Portugal
Dead Tanson is a musical contradiction, a sonic hypocrite of the most cacophonous and stylised order: he is an abstract arranger of sounds that both bristle and soothe, lubricate and sear. Analog stems are mixed together to unleash a dichotomous yet wholly cohesive density of rhythms. All Tanson's tunes end up residing in their logical death place: as eclectic as their apt journey may have been. ... more
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