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Bodies of failure
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Kill each other
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Almighty dollar
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Low Ell
07:06
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Holy Scum Manchester, New York
Formed in 2019 featuring members of Gnod, Dälek.
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supported by 17 fans who also own “KILL EP”
Jeder Track klingt wie ein Song, den man schon kennt. Und doch ganz anders.
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supported by 16 fans who also own “KILL EP”
giro days pummelling 12 minutes monster grinder is a gem a perfect soundtrack to the time honoured tradition of going completely bonkers for one day a fortnight. that refrain of sex death sex death is tied to the title for me..the little death.sex ...and life ..measured in giros.or.lives ,measured in bi weekly trips to the hole in the wall at midnight .....a triumph of a record... probably as good as just say no..but I'm a sucker for a pair of drummers.GNOD ON
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Easy To Build, Hard To Destroy
by Gnod
supported by 16 fans who also own “KILL EP”
Never get tired of watching GNOD live. a ferocious blend of feedback, astonishing riffing, bleeding guitars and feedback so aggressive you have to take a step back. This great album is slightly more experimental though!
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No-Eyed Deer
by David Helm & Jozef Dumoulin
David Helm & Jozef Dumoulin dive into the haunting abyss of improvisational electronics on this harrowing, mysterious record.
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An ambitious cross-genre journey from the Richmond Avant Improv Collective, who bring in 17 (!) guest musicians to fill out their vision.
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21st Century Field Hollers and Prison Songs
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Bruce Russell of The Dead C comes to Bandcamp, bringing with him an archive of rare & unreleased material, with more in the coming months.
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Dances / Curses
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supported by 13 fans who also own “KILL EP”
Late to this Dances / Curses party, but holy hell what a party. This album is phenomenal and compositionally, one the best albums I’ve heard in years. It’s a difficult thing to pull off the scope of something like this clearly drawing from so many influences, yet sitting entirely on their own and never losing steam. This is Hey Colossus, and motherfucker it’s good.
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