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Taking bamboo shafts from your backyard
We learned resilience in tandem.
The ditch near the road where strangers found themselves yearly.
Your father sings along in remembrance in the living room.
We grew up together
Brothers before the word could no longer apply.
Sometimes growth finds itself as a swell
At others, a tourniquet.
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Material deficits can no longer excuse what you’ve become.
How much longer can we congratulate ourselves for knowing it was wrong.
Choked in human substrate, something’s got to give.
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Ashen Immobility
04:55
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To what do we owe the pleasure?
Focus in on the toys, close out on the graves.
Devastating aperture.
Blood in.
Blood out.
- Now Allowing Saints Command & Recourse
Have you heard the good news?
You will never have to see them again.
Shadows can surely stay the hand.
Trust neither given nor earned.
Merely traded.
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Anti-Everything Richmond, Virginia
Degenerate Electronics, Noise and Unconventional Music since 1996.
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Anti-Everything recommends:
Head Molt "Struggle Jams" (reissue) Anti-Everything #AE89 2018 Originally released by Flish Records in 2008 (#Flish-008)
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Released by Chaotic Noise Productions (cnpr-64) and Anti-Everything (AE88)
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Noise Conglomerate IV
by Various Artists
Recently unearthed from deep within the vaults of the Anti-Everything resurfaces the long lost masters of "Noise Conglomerate" Vols. IV & V.
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"Axebreaker" is a self-proclaimed anti-fascist power electronics project that rejects the ideological grey zone that haunts much of the noise landscape.
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Adaptive Emotional Use
by Death Kneel
The Total Black label have done it again, with this grim and punishing noise outing from Death Kneel.
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The brilliant Oil Thief returns with seven new songs of rhythmic, punishing, quasi-industrial electronics.
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