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Black Lives Madder
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Agressive
03:12
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Stigma + Crisis
03:41
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Occupy (unoccupied mix)
04:23
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Dire Warning
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Weird AF (more guns mix)
04:27
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Vox Ex Machina
05:32
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Can You See It?
04:00
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Wrexit
03:36
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Mayhem + Fear II
06:35
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Le Vide Vidéo (version)
03:12
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Targets
03:48
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Zugabe
01:01
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TRANZMIT Toronto, Ontario
TRANZMIT (Jakob Rehlinger) creates audio bricolage from live transistor radio sampling / looping and electronics. Other sound sources include internet videos and thrift store cassette tapes.
TRANZMIT recommends:
"Performed like some ancient rite to awaken the demons chilling in his Fender Telecaster, Babel gives voice to evil through mallets, loops and delays ..." ~ Weird Canada
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". Overall, it’s a very soft, spiritual atmosphere that should be your next soundtrack for falling asleep into lucid dreaming." ~ Hippie Cult / Offerings
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Zahlreiche ("Numerous") // Music for prepared acoustic guitar, metal percussion, kitchen utensils. Rhythmic patterns based on mathematical intervals. Originally released as limited edition CD.
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