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King Tits Womb
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Alien In A Garbage Dump
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Corn On The Cob
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Osni
02:30
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Scones And Bull
01:34
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Everybody's Libido
02:03
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Auto Dimmer
03:32
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Al Anon
03:58
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Narc
02:39
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Lunar Bad Land
02:34
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Wolfman
04:01
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Muchas Gracias
01:23
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Eric Copeland Brooklyn, New York
Eric Copeland of Black Dice + Terrestrial Tones and has solo releases on DFA, Paw Tracks, L.I.E.S., Underwater Peoples, Escho, Post Present Medium, and Catsup Plate among others.
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A brilliant, evocative piece of art. If you were watching a movie, and this was the music, you’d say: “this movie has an awesome soundtrack” while you were watching it.
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Factory Floor (s/t LP)
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A beautifully haunting record from ARIGTO with atmospheric drones that shapeshift constantly.
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The Sound of Stone
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