Destroying Everything Seems Like The Best Option (Desintegration Funk by Alien Kontenaaier)
from Remix by The Day After The Last Crime
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The Day After The Last Crime - Destroying Everything Seems Like The Best Option remixed by Alien Kontenaaier.
visit: soundcloud.com/bart-nova/
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Download this song and our REMIX-EP for free:
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Download the original song and our DEMO for free :
thedayafterthelastcrime.bandcamp.com/album/demo
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visit: soundcloud.com/bart-nova/
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Download this song and our REMIX-EP for free:
thedayafterthelastcrime.bandcamp.com/album/remix
Download the original song and our DEMO for free :
thedayafterthelastcrime.bandcamp.com/album/demo
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from Remix,
track released June 17, 2012
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Coverart drawn by Nippon Art Aristea
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Edited by Andi
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Bandphoto by Stafan Dien
visit www.stefan-dien.com
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------------------ The Day After The Last Crime ------------------
Facebook: www.facebook.com/thedayafterthelastcrime
Youtube: www.youtube.com/user/DayAfterTheLastCrime
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Coverart drawn by Nippon Art Aristea
visit www.facebook.com/NipponAristeaArtwork
Edited by Andi
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Bandphoto by Stafan Dien
visit www.stefan-dien.com
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The Day After The Last Crime München, Germany
Instrumental Post-Rock from Munich
E-MAIL US: thedayafterthelastcrime@gmx.de
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