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Wall of Rhythm
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Dream Inside
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Die in Torture
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Feel Free
00:59
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Aggressive Remover Israel
The idea of creating the project was born in 2005. Collecting material during these years and working on the conception took a lot of time. First 2 albums were created without using any music-making programms. Next releases are made in the other way. The material consists of different sounds from industrial and nature noises processed, reworked, remixed and recombined again ... more
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