Collapsing Arcology, by Turing Heat

Collapsing Arcology

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	1.	Trash Geas 04:15
	2.	Suborbital Drop 05:56
	3.	Enabling the Constructor 09:02
	4.	Core Annihilation 06:19
	5.	cringe/crash 05:26
	6.	Blind IO 09:02
	7.	A Darkened Landscape of Downed Power Lines and Hollowed-Out Factories 05:42 video
	8.	culll 04:28

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...crystallized data structures in non-spaces of the mind...

"...you could market this shit as a lost Warp tape from the 90's and i don't think anyone would doubt it. not that it sounds dated, because it doesn't-- it's just that good, and it 100% fits with that style."

-Andy Grant/The Vomit Arsonist

Black ice burnout/maximal/minimal textures threading a needle through ancient IDM into the crunchy DSP intrusions of Richard Devine. Abstract informational corruption in audio form.

Conceived, mixed, and performed by B
Mastered by Robert Galbraith(Component Recordings/Snowbeasts)

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released April 24, 2019

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Turing Heat Chicago, Illinois

..crystallized data structures in non-spaces of the mind...

"...you could market this shit as a lost Warp tape from the 90's and i don't think anyone would doubt it. not that it sounds dated, because it doesn't-- it's just that good, and it 100% fits with that style."-Andy Grant/The Vomit Arsonist

black ice burnout/maximal/minimal textures Abstract informational corruption in audio form. ... more

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