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Intro (Amp Fuck)
01:52
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Presage
02:55
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Halsen
03:05
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There is no Qualifier
03:20
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Interlude 1
03:24
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Graphemes
03:06
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Substrate
03:06
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The Pillow Between Us
03:28
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Interlude 2
03:13
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Metaprose Little Rock, Arkansas
www.metaprose-audio.net
A pioneering experimental electronic artist redefining
sonic landscapes with a unique amalgamation of distortion, noise, and texture.
Metaprose's music transcends conventional boundaries, offering a mind-bending auditory experience unlike anything heard before.
Embrace the unknown and prepare to embark on a journey through uncharted sonic dimensions.
Listen closely.
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