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This Is The Fall
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City Alive
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Dance
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Sweet Morphone
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Satellite
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No One Else
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Carry On
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The Way It Goes
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What I Want
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Wandering Stars Columbus, Ohio
I am not lost, I am free.
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by ACTORS
supported by 4 fans who also own “Sweet Morphine”
It's uncanny just how good Actors is at emulating that Post-Punk synth sound from my younger days. Each listen just gets better and better. I feel slightly ashamed for not having heard this album until a few short days ago.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Sweet Morphine”
Saw Kanga last night in Houston , instantly was entranced by her sound , sucked me into the Kangakult vortex , so glad I got to see her live , should have looked into her sooner as Gary Numan was so supportive of her on the Revolution tour , oh now it’s time to catch up and get further involved
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Sweet Morphine”
I love the driving bass, I picture myself in a car driving home late at night and this bass is just propelling my forward into a deep groove. It's relaxing yet pushing at the the same time.
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The Atlanta-based artist gets dreamy and dramatic on his latest release of pastoral post-punk.
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Dark dance music that feeds on anxiety.
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THOUSANDNEEDLES
by Bestial Mouths
A stellar cast of artists put their own shadowy spins on recent Bestial Mouths material—toward the goth club floor or into pure noise.
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Sweet Morphine”
Nothing short of a brilliant rethinking of an already exceptional album. From start to finish, my first listen of the album tracks (1-26 of the total 37) had the hair standing up on my neck and my arms tingling with goose bumps. Playing this compilation was like hearing “The Wall” for the first time again with fresh ears. Dogtablet’s version of “Mother” is absolutely bone-chilling, but every track is a gem paying proper tribute to the source while bringing it into the 21st Century.
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