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prosthetic dream
03:22
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broken terminal
01:08
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thirteen wolves proceed through the eye of a syringe. devour everything in your path; alike and unlike - friends are foes. white hot pain, lips tinged blue. abandon all hope - there is no more solace for you this world
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gangster computer god
01:58
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broken terminal II
01:20
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indra's net is looking more like a web - are you ready to be eaten? tangled in void - non humyn - non animal. imprinted at birth. pull the plug - matted mass of cords hardwired to the brain. hold fast to the centre, to the point within the circle.
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dead line
00:16
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cold storage
03:10
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broken terminal III
00:41
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kamarad meinhof
03:29
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a body without organs St. John'S, Newfoundland and Labrador
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