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Nondual
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Silver Gate
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Saturn
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Thoresa
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On Evil Hour
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Prism of L
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Exercise in Dom
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Ov Pain Dunedin, New Zealand
Comprised of partners Renee Barrance (Élan Vital) and Tim Player (Opposite Sex), OV PAIN have been working out of Dunedin, New Zealand, for the past 12 months and are currently touring in Germany. they lay waste to that imbecilic notion that new possibilities within rock and roll are destined to be staid bloated rituals engineered in pursuit of a cheap buck or a quick fuck. ... more
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