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Noise Matriarch
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Inverse Teleportation
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Parainfernalia
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Forsaken Bliss
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Kill Your Dildols
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Malva
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Omega Star
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The Modern British Slave Trade London, UK
The Modern British Slave Trade formed in 2017, London.
Solo project born from the ashes of
Lichen Ruber Planus/Margherita Hack, two old abstract noise projects from 10 years prior.
A sum of diverse influences: harsh noise, dark ambient and black metal mainly.
Forever inspired by the work and wisdom of Henrikk Nordvargr Björkk, acousmatic music theorist Michel Chion and Maurizio Bianchi.
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