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Just Like You
04:36
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Nothing Lasts Forever
04:31
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Loving Someone Else
03:40
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Take my Soul
04:06
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Lovers Game
03:52
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Disappear
04:48
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Dark Ways
04:06
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Punk Song
03:15
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The Mistery
03:48
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Frankfurt
03:49
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Enter Sandman
03:35
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THE B.A. SISTERS Los Angeles, California
Electro Metal Duo
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supported by 6 fans who also own “EXIT (ALBUM 2011)”
A brilliant band blending elements of industrial, metal and electronic music, with pounding drum beats,distorted synths and raw, powerful vocals. Intense. My favourite tracks are : Insubstantia, Pit of Fire,Tower of Disease, Degrade.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “EXIT (ALBUM 2011)”
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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Worst Case Scenario Vol.1+2
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supported by 4 fans who also own “EXIT (ALBUM 2011)”
This album is full of fantastic tracks and remixes. There is a lot to like, with heaviness coming from the electronic side as much or more than the guitar side. Loaded with great samples and enough tracks to warrant many repeat listenings to fully appreciate the awesomeness that went in to this album.
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Dystopian UK Bass from Mercy System explores the realms of Dubstep nuanced with UK Garage, Grime, and Dancehall.
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THOUSANDNEEDLES
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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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Two tracks from Buenos Aires artist Inalco2222 explore the grittier side of industrial music, with blown-out synths and driving beats.
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Wake Up The Coma
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supported by 4 fans who also own “EXIT (ALBUM 2011)”
I was pleasantly-surprised by this album. I was expecting something colder, slower, and ambient from what little I first heard before I bought it. Instead, it's not too unlike the later Mechanical Soul. There's elements of old and new FLA here, and there's parts of this that I rather like. I wouldn't mind more collab songs, for one, or for more flirting with other genres. Give me both vaporwave-y songs AND hardcore industrial dance.
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