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Intro
00:46
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Surge
01:36
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Dissolution
02:12
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This is how it ends
Not with a bang, but with a descent into obscurity
A fleeting glance into a life that once was
Deprogrammed and obsolete, a dirge with no end
An all encompassing inevitability with a bittersweet tinge
I've seen what you've had to offer
And it's a fucking joke
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4. |
Malum - Wired
03:29
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5. |
Malum - Sexslave
03:38
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Malum - Reefer Madness
02:15
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Aural Bile Brisbane, Australia
Aural Bile is a harsh noise project from Brisbane, Australia. Taking cues from power electronics, Japanoise and HNW, Aural Bile utilises intense, distorted feedback and vocals to create violent, damaging music that's dynamically rich and texturaly diverse. ... more
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