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Tool
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Solid State
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Cardinal
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Breaker
04:54
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Fedrill
02:46
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Knuckle Hate
05:46
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Bound And Blind
04:43
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Section 13
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23 part 3
02:32
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Leech Woman UK
The bastard heirs of both Throbbing Gristle and Discharge with no concession to commerciality. The urban post-apocalypse - the soundtrack to Mad Max set in a Brixton squat. Open yourself up to the sound of society's nightmares.
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