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Left Hand
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Shitting Diamonds
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Immortal Slur
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Dazed and Brutal
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Barbed Wire Dildo Flow
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Carnist Killa
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Ultraviolet Swag
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Talon 44
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Temporal Freestyle
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El Marrano de la Razón Morelia, Mexico
El Marrano de la Razon (the Converted Jew of Reason, i.e. Dutch philosopher Spinoza), the project of Mexican digital
soundpainter Oliver Lorenzana Medina, has composed (since 2007) some psychedelic collages of musique concrete.
Oliver Medina has a philosophy major and is currently chasing a history of art master's degree.
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