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Side A from the Micronite Filters limited edition clear vinyl 45 rpm 7" available from Get Bent Records

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Craving the obscene,
a nihilistic routine,
gazing from wounded knee,
the rise...

Gone is the mechanic,
no voices to lament,
no sense of panic,
the rise...

CH> Gazing from wounded knee, the rise of the machine.

Iron and clay,
must separate,
a new conscious awakes,
the rise...

Who controls who?
Gone are the tools,
such arrogant fools,
the rise...

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from Rise of the Machines / The Earth Still Speaks (GB022), track released September 24, 2011
written by Abel Renton & Lindsay Buckley

produced by the Bent Brothers

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The Micronite Filters Oshawa, Ontario

A rock’n’roll troupe of the best and basic fundamentals: gritty, fun and fried like southern cooking. Meaty guitar tactics, amazing rhythms, and everything in-between... MF TILL DEAF!

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