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Extension (Attack)
03:16
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Cogitation (Decay)
06:27
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Potential (Sustain)
04:31
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Expression (Release)
06:11
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Substrate (Binaural)
07:01
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Oscillator (Luminous)
03:27
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Substance (Suicide)
04:29
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Synthesis (Carnal)
04:40
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Force Inc. / Mille Plateaux Frankfurt, Germany
,When non-frequency-politics listens to the clock, it does not hear the uniform tic tic, tic, but it hears tic - toc - fuck the clock.
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