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Hot Chrome
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Muh Roads
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Peace
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Shit Business Model
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Fenrir
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King-Kopetzky Saint Petersburg, Florida
King-Kopetzky is a name associated with an auditory processing disorder that affects the brain's ability to understand words
in background noise. For this reason it was suggested to me by Valhalla Trilogy author Ari Bach for my noise projects.
Ro refers to Ro Laren from Star Trek: The Next Generation and basically covers everything of an actually musical nature.
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