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DG 006CD
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"The twelve tracks on Abomination Revealed At Last are a hypnotic, maniacal, and propulsive attack on the senses -- a fitting reaction to a world suffering from genocide, environmental collapse, state-sanctioned violence, progressing technocracy, and more. The album was recorded by Enrique Tena Padilla, Mario Ramirez, and John Dwyer, mixed by Padilla and Dwyer, and mastered by JJ Golden. OSEES are John Dwyer (vocals/guitar/synths), Tom Dolas (guitar/samples/keys), Tim Hellman (bass), and Dan Rincon (drums)."
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DG 006LP
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LP version. "The twelve tracks on Abomination Revealed At Last are a hypnotic, maniacal, and propulsive attack on the senses -- a fitting reaction to a world suffering from genocide, environmental collapse, state-sanctioned violence, progressing technocracy, and more. The album was recorded by Enrique Tena Padilla, Mario Ramirez, and John Dwyer, mixed by Padilla and Dwyer, and mastered by JJ Golden. OSEES are John Dwyer (vocals/guitar/synths), Tom Dolas (guitar/samples/keys), Tim Hellman (bass), and Dan Rincon (drums)."
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DG 006X-LP
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LP version. Color vinyl. "The twelve tracks on Abomination Revealed At Last are a hypnotic, maniacal, and propulsive attack on the senses -- a fitting reaction to a world suffering from genocide, environmental collapse, state-sanctioned violence, progressing technocracy, and more. The album was recorded by Enrique Tena Padilla, Mario Ramirez, and John Dwyer, mixed by Padilla and Dwyer, and mastered by JJ Golden. OSEES are John Dwyer (vocals/guitar/synths), Tom Dolas (guitar/samples/keys), Tim Hellman (bass), and Dan Rincon (drums)."
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DBA 304LP
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"Debby Friday's first two EPs brought together on vinyl for the first time ever, released in celebration of her recent signing to Sub Pop. Hard industrial beats and smooth, erotic vocals bring a unique power to Debby's work, only matched by her confident visual style."
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