TERRORMACHINES, by HEXONYX

TERRORMACHINES

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1.	THE TIMELINE YOU INHABIT IS A BROKEN STUB 02:33	buy track
2.	UNPREDICTABLE SELF-SUSTAINING FEEDBACK MECHANISM 04:37	buy track
3.	AN INTRODUCTION TO MODERN EUGENICS 04:29	buy track
4.	WASTELAND GENTRIFICATION PROTOCOL 04:36	buy track
5.	MASS-PRODUCED EMPATHY INHIBITOR 02:02	buy track
6.	NON-FUNGIBLE DISINFORMATION TOKEN 03:04	buy track
7.	STATE-SANCTIONED DRONE VIOLENCE 04:18	buy track
8.	MONETIZED NEOLIBERAL HATE INTERFACE 01:14	buy track
9.	CROWD-SOURCED TORTURE ALGORITHM 03:54	buy track
10.	DANGEROUSLY INADEQUATE MITIGATION MEASURES 04:05	buy track
11.	LATE-STAGE IMPERIALIST SWAGGER 02:14	buy track
12.	YOU CAN'T HIDE IN YOUR BUNKER FOREVER 03:36	buy track

A collection of ambient & industrial modular synthesizer pieces for dark places and dark times.

released November 8, 2022

all songs programmed, performed, and recorded by D.Andrus

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extropy Santa Rosa, California

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