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whippid
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The plague
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Storms over hurt
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The blur
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Complaint
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Kindle
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Suffocate
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The end
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The flies
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Randomly Assorted Angels Milwaukee, Wisconsin
this page serves as a place to lay rest to many of my previous projects as well as to display my current ones as they slowly
become extinct.
This site is a time capsule of music for the sake of music. All the bruises are on full display, as a progression from start to finish. It's not here to impress you, or even entertain you, it exists to exist as you exist.
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Randomly Assorted Angels recommends:
FluiD - Envisioning Abstraction: the Duality of FluiD
by Chris Gilmore
everything this guy puts out is great. no seriously, everything.
go to albumIf you like Seeing through the exit wound (live), you may also like:
Crushed Into Dust By The Weight Of The World
by Daughter Of Dawn
Emma Grey (Malachi, Contentious, Hive) sets aside her bands' righteous aggression for this luminous, mournful, spacious solo outing.
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Layering acoustic drums and bass with synth and dreamy vocals to form undulating pieces, “Drums” is Red On's take on contemporary krautrock.
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The Sound of Stone
by Maro Kariya
Experimental electronic soundscapes steeped in dystopian themes; environmental and societal anxieties vented through industrial and techno.
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Breakneck, skittering electronic music of a darker hue, summoning vast, swirling galaxies of sound.
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Various Artists - Farewell Notes
by UNDER MY FEET.
This brilliant compilation from UK label Under My Feet offers scorching songs from a who’s who of experimental electronic music.
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