Distress Signals I & II, by Controlled Bleeding

Distress Signals I & II

by Controlled Bleeding

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	1.	The Splitting Cell 11:51
	2.	A Human Invention 18:43
	3.	The Heretic and the Christs of Violence 09:54
	4.	Code of Honour 02:07
	5.	Only Obeyed Orders 17:55
	6.	Untitled 09:24
	7.	Untitled 05:43
	8.	Untitled 03:30
	9.	Untitled 03:49
	10.	Untitled 00:55
	11.	Untitled 04:26
	12.	Untitled 07:13
	13.	Untitled 09:48
	14.	Untitled 07:11
	15.	Untitled 03:34
	16.	Untitled 01:49

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Originally released on Broken Flag in 1984
Reissued by Deathbed Tapes on 10/7/2019
Reissued again by Deathbed Tapes on 11/4/2022

CONTROLLED BLEEDING ARE:
PAUL LEMOS - TAPES, VOICE, GUITAR, SEQUENCERS, SYNTHESIZER
CHRIS MORRIARTY - DRUMS, METAL, VOICE, PROGRAMMING

RECORDED THROUGHOUT 1983 AND 1984.
PRODUCTION: CONTROLLED BLEEDING

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