
A thirty-six minute monolithic collage of political rage and digital decay. Recorded during the Baltimore riots, it is a raw, unpolished document of civil unrest.
It's a 36-minute panic attack about the state of the world that sounds like it was recorded on a broken laptop in a riot zone.
Relentless, confrontational energy with moments of exhausted tenderness and pure digital chaos.
The writing leans notably further into political than the rest of the catalogue.

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