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Speak
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'77
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Lula Livre
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Throwback
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Bless This Wretched Soul
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Duality
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Meditations
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Bitter Lake Oakland, California
Bitter Lake is the brain child of La Fin Absolute du Monde guitarist Jason Myles. More aggressive and raw than LFADM, Bitter Lake is the voice of unheard masses against a the neoliberal corporate oligarchy that oppress the demos. The sounds of revolution are brought forth with a groovy dissonance that not only moves the pit, but moves the soul. Thank you for listening. Resist. Revolt. Love. Share ... more
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