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introduction (2013)
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no me (know u?)
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fragments
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experiment ivy
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make them go/make it go
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fuck i hate the cold
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i'll keep your secrets
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ved'ma
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DNT CM (ft GHOST COP)
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a place both wonderful and strange New York, New York
CONTACT: APLACEBOTH@APLACEBOTH.COM
a place both
wonderful and strange is the Occult Electronic performance
art moniker of Russ Marshalek and Laura Hajek. Dark, moody, Lynch-inflected experimental electronic music. This is the dark future
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