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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of A Desolate Decade, Japanese Death Machine 2000, Triangle (RMX), The Conspiracy of Silence, In the Trees with the Thunder Ninja Kid, and Safe/Mode.
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The Time Has Come
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Memor-X
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Chinese Sorcerers
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Horadrim
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Sacrifice
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Zero City
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Forsaken
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Hidden Passages
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Law Endorsement
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Parasight
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Gilgamesh
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Have A Nice Day
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MFCD Denver, Colorado
MAKES TEETH HURT :: eclectic electronic music label from a mile high
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