Living In Oblivion - Radio Mix
from Peace MMXVIII by Anything Box
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No offense to anyone, but I have never liked this mix. This goes to show how someone did not understand the landscape of what we were. But I respect the work, and fans love it. What can I say?
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from Peace MMXVIII,
released January 15, 2018
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Anything Box Long Beach, California
Whatever you think you know about 'synthpop' throw it out your window. Synthpop here is an art movement, a dadaist version. For people. Maybe someone like you. We like you. You're still reading this? OK. Be careful, time displacements have been known to occur in this construct. Are you still reading this? Good. You are worthy. ... more
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