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Retard Bus
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I Love You, Scumbag X
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Living Free
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Family Farce Nagoya, Japan
Low Life-Electronica!
I make tunes on outdated office PCs via softwares with some elbow grease and a
little know-how.
Money is a capitalist illusion: We're all going to die someday. Make art, even if you think It's crappy. Chances are it will inspire someone else.
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