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Sublimation
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The Sum of My Fiction
02:52
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The Free Bus
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Writing on the Walls
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Means to an End
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Brasilia New York
Brasilia existed until 2008 in Brooklyn, NY USA. Avoiding guitars (except for a heavily distorted bass), Brasilia used organ, synths, and tape effects to craft noisy drone-pop. Only playing sporadic shows, they happily worked away in the shadows creating/recording all of their own music and creating/printing all of their own packaging- a true DIY project. ... more
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