Regime Change Operations: Volume 1, by Misery Engine

Regime Change Operations: Volume 1

by Misery Engine

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leviaphan One of my most loved albums in my collection of noise. Favorite track: Gideon & Born of Avarice and Hubris.

Aphid Mother If this is not the ONLY thing I hear as this world comes to an end, I will be sorely disappointed that I have bothered to endure it at all. Favorite track: Deprivation & To Pull the Strings.

Anonima Actually, noise music (an oxymoron, I know!) makes rather a good bedfellow for a critique of the mass psychosis engendered by the pandemic and the global meltdown of neo-liberalism.

aburningwater This is straight fire. Favorite track: Deprivation & To Pull the Strings.

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1.	Humanitarian Crisis & After the Fall 04:59	buy track
2.	Feudal Aggressor & Cold Movements 04:06	buy track
3.	Economic Crucifixion 02:50	buy track
4.	Gideon & Born of Avarice and Hubris 03:49	buy track
5.	Deprivation & To Pull the Strings 04:52	buy track
6.	Dogma of the Serville & Market Control 03:17	buy track
7.	In Foreign Hands 03:01	buy track
8.	To Fear the Sky 03:12	buy track

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released January 15, 2021

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