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My Friend
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New Dream
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Antidote
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Industrial De-Evolution
04:14
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Propaghandi
04:50
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Something I Can't See
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Autonomous
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Aural Paradox Duluth, Minnesota
Starting out in 2007 as a side project to Broken Wing's Grace, Aural Paradox is the brainchild of Phil T. aka Dj Bazcetkase. Built on an open foundation similar to that of, and inspired by the bands Pigface, NIN, and Apocalypse Theater (Apox); Aural Paradox welcomes anyone with a love for industrial and a need to write some music. ... more
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