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From the Stars
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+Poison Electricity+
Post apocalyptic Frank
He sits around just getting tanked
He’s out cold when he sees
All the Robots on TV
Post apocalyptic Phil
He sits around dosed up on pills
It’s good for him like when he sees
All the robots on TV
Post apocalyptic John
Well he knows what’s going on
It’s no more birds no more bees
With all these Robots on TV
Post apocalyptic Sue
She knows just what to do
Poison Electricity
For all the Robots on TV
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Only Human
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Fight Back
02:11
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Justice Anymore
02:20
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Rock-Paper-Hate
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Mind Patrol
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Judgment
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EMP
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Flatline
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BRAND NEW LUDDITES
Conceived as a special Anti-Technology Robot Termination Unit, The Brand New Luddites hit the scene in early 2017 with the seemingly novel concept of technological rejection in an age of hyper automation. They savagely push forward to reinstate individual thought and self-awareness back into the human populous by ending the current plague of technological oppression worldwide, once and for all. ... more
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Christmas, cats, and surf: this compilation charmed my socks off. Highlights are the four Wasagas tracks, but most of the others are thoroughly enjoyable too (though sometimes clearly home-recorded). Mostly upbeat but kitties are not always cute, so there are a few excursions into horror surf as well. Great job Mark, looking forward to the second one!
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Prehysteria
by T-Rextasy
The NYC quartet fold a wide assortment of influences into their joyfully campy pop-punk.
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THE UNRAVELING OF PUPTHEBAND
by PUP
The Canadian pop-punk band deliver their biggest-sounding album to date, rooted in full-bodied production and cheery nihilism.
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Tales Of Torment
by ROT TV
Halloween comes early with the raucous debut effort from Melbourne's Rot TV, a scuzzy horror-rock freak show in 12 parts.
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Number One To No One
by HEARTS APART
Formed by veterans of the Italian punk rock scene, Hearts Apart split the difference between chewy power pop and peppy new wave.
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