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Falling Stars
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Terror Age
03:45
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Stereotypes
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Shadows
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Love Warning
03:27
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Life Sentence Train
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Life Style
04:19
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The Sign
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War Machinery
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Radio Free Europe
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Sierpien Records Saint Petersburg, Russia
Obscure post-punk, new wave and all it's derivates from Russia & Eastern Europe.
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The excesses of their previous album 'Contradictions' have disappeared in this one. Much more focused and polished, sacrificing elements here and there (is far less droney, for example), the album as a whole is more accesible and comprehensive. The tracks have more individual personality, which makes the record more enjoyable and unique than just "another post punk album". A great collection of really solid post punk tracks.
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*Alone you die* - this message is so powerful. Melancholic notes of this album is something what draws me to it. I am also happy to have the last no-80 copy of uniquely, romantically pink cassette. We are all longing for love and acceptance. And for me, that's the main message of this album. And the favourite song is a reminder that you should be only with the one you love trully, who loves you the same way.
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Instantly fell in love with "Did You Wish To Die" 🖤 Great song and great album. Can't wait to hold it in my hands.
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