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Information
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Think It Through
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Acid
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We’re beyond peace at this point it’s just another ploy a marketing scheme tranquil and enjoyed by a network of demons yelling at the sky, like catholic masses on acid taking the host to the dome we’re captivated by a world we cannot control we’d rather burn than continue to turn casting doubt on it axis blasting fate into space leaving behind the whole human race selfish fascination got to let it, let it go selfish fascination got to let it got to let it go killers in the street they appoint to keep us all afraid of what may happen of what they would say if we rose above action keep the pressure applied muzzle flashes and axes it’s up to us to decide captivated by a world that we cannot control we’d rather burn that continue to turn casting doubt on its axis blasting fate in to space leaving behind the whole human race.
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Hardwired
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Delete It
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S3
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Decapitated Reality
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Post-American
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Free From the Sun
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Titan of Hope
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Flowers From Concrete
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Convulse Records Denver, Colorado
A DIY hardcore label.
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