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Exercise (One)
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Aller/Venir
06:51
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Stick Insects
03:54
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Chalk Eater
00:34
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Shivery
05:44
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Mind the Gap
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Genital Panic
00:35
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Organization
04:40
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Pro-Ana
05:06
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Private Thoughts
06:12
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Pro-Mia
06:10
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Blood Customs
03:07
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Ten Suicides
06:14
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Angel Of Terror
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Under Siege
05:02
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BLOODYMINDED Chicago, Illinois
BLOODYMINDED is a heavy electronic band, formed in New York, in 1995, after the dissolution of the pioneering American post- industrial noise group Intrinsic Action, founded by Mark Solotroff, in Chicago, in 1984. BLOODYMINDED’s live shows are exceptionally energetic and are characterized by physical engagement, layers of abrasive analog synthesizer, aggressive vocals, and abundant feedback. ... more
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