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Drone
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Flesh
03:36
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Burn
03:28
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Blackened Rite
03:21
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Shadows
03:27
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Deconstruction
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Hot Steel
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Shock
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Coal And Dust
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Spectral Isis
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Paradox Obscur Berlin, Germany
Paradox Obscur were formed in January 2014 by Toxic Razor & Kriistal Ann in order to step into a more minimal direction than
their previous projects and haul a diverse universe consisting of dark hardware synthesizers under a cold drape of spiraling electronics.
Their live shows are characterized by the raw energy and extended passionate female vocals.
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