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Cannibal
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Flesh Machine
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Satan
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Tulipz
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What We Do
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Flashpoint
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The Flood
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O Indio New York, New York
An anonymous vocalist from India,
O Indio delivers his vocals as rituals of disembodiment. He breaks the bones of
words so latent meaning can be released, like a soul transcending the physical constraints of the body. When the lyrics are written out on paper, they reveal a text that feels as much like ancient scripture as it does psychedelic mantra.
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