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Suburbia
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Boring Morning
04:02
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Destination Zero
04:21
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In the name of Progress
03:20
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The Sudden Blow
04:09
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Sovjet War Belgium
Early in 1983,Sovjet War went into a long hibernation, not thinking they would ever wake up.That resuscitation took no less than 36 years. Sovjet War began to bubble up again. . The result is an album with an overview of what Sovjet War is now on the “new side” and of what The Sovjets used to be on the “old side. ... more
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