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I Want it to Stop
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It's for the Attention
05:00
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Is This What You Wanted
02:01
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Ritual Chair Los Angeles, California
Noise project that is uncomfortable and anxiety creating. Based out of Los Angeles, CA.
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Exceptional noise. One of my favourite releases. I find the textures and harshness of this release to be perfect background noise for some of my favourite pursuits such as painting, writing and creating elaborate structures from bones and old string in an attempt to summon otherworldly beings. At higher volumes I find both tracks agitating in all of the right ways to help me to focus. When played through speakers the enveloping wall of noise is almost calming, it can even help me sleep.
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