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Realicide Rex Cincinnati, Ohio
Ⓐ deviant variations of DIY punk, hiphop, electronic noize, activist sound system, began approx 9/11, based in Cincinnati.
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2010 mix "PLUS FORT!!!"
by REALICIDE
supported by 6 fans who also own “100% Faked Liveact! (1997)”
This compilation just made me a massive fan of realicide. I came to this page for bomb20 and I’m staying for realicide. This shit rocks and that fact that it’s close to home (I’m from Lexington Kentucky) makes it that much better. The message here in this music is important. The end of fight war not wars is beautiful and powerful. “ because I have the reach to the resources that can stop that gun for firing, and I have the reach to the resources that can keep my conscience from dying”
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DIE FOR GABBER! (2003-2007) anthology
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supported by 6 fans who also own “100% Faked Liveact! (1997)”
memories of single bedroom apartment, marlboro reds, and smoking enough duffle bag mids to kill a rhino
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supported by 5 fans who also own “100% Faked Liveact! (1997)”
Steady helping keep me somewhat sane.
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Valley
by Julia Louise KnifeFist
Industrial-strength drum & bass that recalls the industrial glory of Atari Teenage Riot; furious & furiously great.
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Building a Better World
by 猫 シ Corp. & t e l e p a t h テレパシー能力者
More futuristic muzak from the beloved vaporwave composer, a tug of war between serene ambient and unsettling glitch electronics.
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A Funeral In Purgatory
by Blind Equation
Filtering Y2K-era emo and metal through 8-bit distortion, the Chicago band's latest is a digicore glitchfest you won't want to miss.
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Worldwide Intifada
by DECIDE TODAY
supported by 5 fans who also own “100% Faked Liveact! (1997)”
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