Subtract Nerve
by Concrete Lung
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album6 track EP
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User
08:06
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Self-Shriek (Intensity)
03:11
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Rot And Seethe
04:55
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Waste
05:39
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Flux
03:24
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Pain
04:13
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Industrial brutality that rages on without a shred of mercy for the listener.
7/10 Terrorizer Magazine
Life has clearly given Concrete Lung a few lemons, but instead of making lemonade,, the UK duo have opted to create some of the most unrelentingly bleak and nihilistic industrial metal this side of Godflesh’s ‘Streetcleaner’.
7/10 Rock sound magazine
7/10 Terrorizer Magazine
Life has clearly given Concrete Lung a few lemons, but instead of making lemonade,, the UK duo have opted to create some of the most unrelentingly bleak and nihilistic industrial metal this side of Godflesh’s ‘Streetcleaner’.
7/10 Rock sound magazine
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released July 1, 2013
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