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while the set’s third LP tracks Unwound’s restless work toward synthesis with the “Mkultra” and “Negated” 7" material

frow which young men and women spiraling downward could ride the spiral groove upward on Merry’s YoDi

muted trombone

overlooked electronic pioneer Jeff Phelps was raised just blocks from a Western Pennsylvania steel mill—close enough to smell the sulphur and hear the roaring blast furnace

Colder than Dalwhinnie on the solstice—better bring a parka

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