The latest release from chicago's masters of trance, light, chaos and noise. Six tracks built using samples from a live recording session, chunks were handed over to casey rice (resigned) brian deck, tim hurley and john david hiler for reconstruction. this is how machines bleed. This is how scientists fuck.

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