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Night Play
02:34
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The Uprising
03:30
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Kaiju
03:37
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I Monster
03:22
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Incoming
03:54
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R66-Y
04:54
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System Command
05:00
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Aftermath Sequence
03:30
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Fallout Analysis
05:13
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End Program
05:18
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Abaddon
03:13
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Grasp Logic Seattle, Washington
//New album 2024 TBA
Grasp Logic is the solo project of Mi-kel Bollaert. Many influences combine within blackened atmospheres and caliginous incantations.
[we’re in this together, poetry in machines]
Grasp Logic recommends:
Great friends of ours on and off stage, Murder Weapons. This album by brings a heavy mix of hard rock and dark electronic aesthetic. Coursing melodic vocals meet horror themed powered instrumentals.
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Emerging Eldritch
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The description sets the tone. Broken beats collide with pulsing synth textures. Caliginous atmospheres are plentiful. Delve into the many depths this release has to offer.
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THOUSANDNEEDLES
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A stellar cast of artists put their own shadowy spins on recent Bestial Mouths material—toward the goth club floor or into pure noise.
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