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Heavy Black Heart
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Fragility Sense
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Slaughter Nostalgia
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VHS Tape Mouth Gag
03:48
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Skulls & Bones
03:07
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Love Letters To The Void
03:00
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Unheard Cry For Help
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Suicide Spots
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BODY MUSICK Envigado, Colombia
Dungeon electronics & vehicles for the soul.
RIP 2021-2023
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As with a lot of my current fave electronic artists, I was switched on here by the work on Opal Tapes. Moving "off piste" from OT it's clear the quality is maintained and there's maybe an additional irresistible subtle funk undercurrent beneath the relentless energy here. Ferocious and thrilling work as ever.
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Perfect synth harmony, amazing rhythm, astonishing balance
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[10/10] A very legit collection of darkwave bangers with excellent flow. Despite FILMMAKER's signature style on later releases growing more nuanced and rich, the simplicities are much appreciated here. Highly recommend if you're getting into FILMMAKER and are unsure which album to start with. I always just wanna listen to Bloodplay, and then the album keeps raging. Just some downright vicious beats with understated/transformative guitar work carrying this all together; a beautiful dank cellar.
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