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The Way To Oblivion
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Pop Corn
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Hello Hello
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Friday Afternoon
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Der Drops Ist Gelutscht
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Tanzmusik
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November
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Vajont
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Advoxya Records Budapest, Hungary
Independent industrial label from Budapest, Hungary.
Started its activity back in 2005, it has about 150 releases
out.
Working with such well-known names as: A7IE, Dolls Of Pain, E.S.R. (France), Stahlnebel & Black Selket, Massiv In Mensch (Germany), Larva (Spain), Aktive.Hate (Portugal), etc
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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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I Will Remember It All Differently
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Circuitry 2
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I could have sworn I saw Hydrogen uploaded on YouTube and passed off as part of Hard Wired one time. That is to say, all these B-sides(?) would probably still fit perfectly on that album. "Destructive Transformation" almost sounds like it was meant to be the opening track of Hard Wired, IMO.
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