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When the Lie
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2-3-74
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Utter Meaninglessness
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Jesus Eye
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PMPF 2
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Irhope
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Dearth
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Control
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So Confused
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After the Flood
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Alleluia
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EKASAT Hamilton, Ontario
Alternating between feedback bombardment and quiet folk lullabyes, EKASAT uses any instruments they can find to make whatever music they feel like at the time. With 3 members testing their own abilities, trying to create with primarily primitive analogue technologies (lo-fi): from folk to noise rock. ... more
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