The Life of the World to Come, by Michael Berdan

The Life of the World to Come

by Michael Berdan

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JDMP I am only about halfway through my first listen of this album and I can’t recommend it enough already. Personally, I had no clue that Michael Berdan (Uniform) was making his own solo electronic music—what a shame on me. Really enjoyable and groovy, perfectly dancey. I don’t think there is any negative I state here. This is well worth your listen!

Hector Quezada The soundtrack to colder and more desolate times Favorite track: Vigil.

grossstuff This is a reason i love industrial still Favorite track: Terror Fatigue.

Fridgecore i really like the synth i don't know shit about music theory so i can't really give a legit review or anything but really good album

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1.	Runaway 05:29	buy track
2.	Terror Fatigue 05:00	buy track
3.	Wasteland 06:27	buy track
4.	Vigil 07:27	buy track
5.	God Won't Help Me (Cause Man Won't) 06:14	buy track
6.	Angels Of Vengeance 04:40	buy track
7.	Crisis Of Faith 06:05	buy track
8.	Unworthy 08:00	buy track

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