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BOOMER DOUBLE TEAM
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THE HARD YARD
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Sake etiquette
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DASHPLANT
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The crunch god delicious
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Third head revival
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BRIDGE BASHING
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Isolated hypothesis
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bard passes fork
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Rebcart
Started making music in early 2009, with most of the music being made through randomness and experimentation with sound effects, including bit crushers, loopers, and feedback, using tools such as Fruity Loops Studio and hardware such as Korg DS-10 Synthesizer on Nintendo DS, Korg Kaossilator KP3, and the Korg Monotron. ... more
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