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Wasted Pop in the Face of Adversity

by Rhetoric Disguise

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1.
Insecure Inconsistent Paranoids Secretly Trying to Score 01:53
2.
Trapped in the Subway with all the Psychopaths 00:46
3.
An Oral History of Advertising 04:05
4.
Soldiers are Soldiers and They’re Not My Friends 03:25
5.
They Are Everywhere (Charles Bukowski) 02:42
6.
The Converted 01:30
7.
Destroy Sixty Years of Rock & Roll Culture 03:32
8.
Trying to Build a Better Self 00:47
9.
An Oral History of Political Parties and Organized Religion 03:55
10.
Just When You Thought Another Sermon was Coming This Way 01:24
11.
Painting Four Black Bars on the Face of Future History 02:54
12.
I Like To Move It/Out of Step 01:16

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Esta vez las clásicas influencias de siempre (Ministry, Big Black, Killing Joke, Foetus, etc) conviven musicalmente con la energía del hardcore (Black Flag, Minor Threat, Refused, Converge), creando un engendro a la vez mecánico y espástico, como un cyborg sudado gritando en calzoncillos los chirridos de sus articulaciones oxidadas.

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released November 15, 2010

Fer Suarez: all instruments and production

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