Molluscum Contagiosum, by Corpse Desecration

Molluscum Contagiosum

by Corpse Desecration

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senorlingchi This is some realist, dark, underbelly of society shit. If your looking for something visceral, this might just be your cup of tea. Favorite track: Poperty.

Shogg Fantastic. Very minimal, well crafted dark atmospheres. Super interesting choice of samples. "Property" is a standout track, really haunting stuff. Favorite track: Poperty.

ilhm666 This release is dark and mindblowing with intensity. If you like something intense then get this! It's minimal too, All of this with great results. I think I remember hearing the sermon that is the sample on "Not Just Another White Man" when I was a teenager on one of those Sunday morning religious programs. I think I have heard of the porn star that was on "Property" too and I think I watched a movie she was in too. My favorite track on this deathbed tapes release is "Heroin,Heroin,Heroin". Favorite track: Heroin, Heroin, Heroin.

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	1.	Long Gone Innocence 03:14
	2.	College Deflower 02:21
	3.	Not Just Another White Man 04:22
	4.	Heroin, Heroin, Heroin 03:15
	5.	Poperty 02:54
	6.	No Spiritual Values 02:58

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released June 17, 2019

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