chris korda save the planet kill yourself 12 Mega but what sets them apart

but what sets them apart is their gift for melody—the kind that stays with you after the song ends

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you probably know the Rose Adagio or some of the fairy tale themes—they're gorgeous

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chris korda save the planet kill yourself 12 Mega but what sets them apartSymbolic image for the detailed description and condition, please read the Item Details below. Chris Korda brought provocative ideology and inventive electronic music together on this 1993 Kevorkian Records 12". The title reflects the artist's eco activism, but the music speaks louder. Industrial techno and electro constructed from fractured rhythms, acidic synths, and processed vocals create something deliberately abrasive and confrontational.