Natura Victus
by Test Dept
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Both tracks are absolutely phenomenal and exhilarating. They awaken something primal within me. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve replayed them.
Favorite track: Natura Victus (Human Mix).
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12" Single for Sub Rosa
Human Mix - mixed by Rico Conning at Guerilla, London.
Mix Inhumana - mixed by Mark Brydon, edited by Robert Gordon for Fon Force, Sheffield.
Human Mix - mixed by Rico Conning at Guerilla, London.
Mix Inhumana - mixed by Mark Brydon, edited by Robert Gordon for Fon Force, Sheffield.
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released January 1, 1988
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Test Dept London, UK
Sonic material handlers, investigative agitators, authentic industrialists, utilisers and recyclers of society's
debris.
The core of the original group has re-emerged to engage with the current cultural and political climate, exploring new ways of expression in a strategic programme of actions
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