Get all 10 Lowgrade Signal releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
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Cyberprick
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Hallow-In the distance
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Ice Stalker
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Moments of power
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Morjez Nien
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Not Always Obvious
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X-Cprime
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Lowgrade Signal Seattle, Washington
Industrial music that focuses on experimental music that draws on hypnotic themes and guitar rhythm/noise. In general, the style is harsh and challenging. Sometimes drawing on mental themes with sleep or underlying strange elements about the mind.
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