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Incomplete
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Mute Verses
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Intrusive Thoughts
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Dawn Breaks Through
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The Loop Closes
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How To Disappear Completely Poland
HTDC is a live collective based in Poland. The name of the project is based on Doug Richmond's book, originally released in 1985.
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