Italian Olympics Berlin, Germany
/// MUSIC TO TORTURE PRIESTS TO ///
EBM, industrial, synthwave, post-punk action. Soundtracks
for violent crimes.
Limited editions. No digital.
In an age where media has become too easily accessible and can be instantly consumed, gratification is immediate but short-lasting. IO aims to preserve the value of the physical product from the artwork to the sound itself. Tangibility is everything.
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I never received the tape.. Could anyone give me some need. I bought it months ago.. Thanks. Giovanni
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