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Dark lush industrial vomit
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Cruelest To Our Own
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Alhamdulillah, Mullah Omar would have stoned anyone listening to this haram filth that dared using his image as a cover, but I welcome the risk free experience of blasting it in the car.
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Sefer Yetzirah (The Book of Creation)
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Inspired by the first book of Kabbalah, Yotzeret Sheydim writes harrowing EBM tracks with surprisingly uplifting messages.
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The 20th anniversary edition of this classic album—remastered by noise master Merzbow himself—features four new tracks and new artwork.
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The Same Destination for Everybody
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If you're looking for the sound of kindling dread and cold alienation, this is the album for you. I'm used to Deathbed Tapes' output being a sonic assault, and artists whose approach to sound is to invariably push it "into the red". This however is so much more subtler, it's gentler pace drawing-in curious listeners, enveloping them in it's all too intriguing darkness.
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