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fuck you mister
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monarch
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stochastic machine
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concrete #1
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thought entombed
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mouldy not stale
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it never stops
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charred tree in a field
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floodwaters
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everything dies
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raminagobris
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crazy [boneheads]
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Noise In Opposition England, UK
Noise In Opposition is dedicated to opposing fascism, misogyny, homophobia and other prejudice both within the noise and avant electronic music scenes and in the wider world. It is a record label, a multimedia project, a platform: whatever it needs to be. A labour of love and a matter of principle. ... more
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