Get all 19 M.P.H.I.A.T releases available on Bandcamp and save 20%.
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years of decay
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everything is on fire
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jibber jabber
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powder keg smasher
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1969 church noise
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run cop run
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cave
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i will find you
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disco dance noise
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M.P.H.I.A.T Lawrence, Massachusetts
MPHIAT.
ONE WORD NO MEANING. LAWRENCE MASS.
NOISE.
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