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Expurgatory / The Church of Hysteria

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Expurgatory - Void 15:26
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The Church of Hysteria - Kurt Moser 04:15
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The Church of Hysteria - Purple Rain 08:03
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Released by You Need To Practice More [Sydney, NSW, Australia] on CDr in a limited edition of 30.

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released July 31, 2015

Track 1 composed and performed by Expurgatory at Sticky on 3 July 2015. Track 2 composed by The Church of Hysteria. Track 3 originally written and performed by Prince. Tracks 2 and 3 performed at 3CR on 4 July 2015.

All tracks recorded and mixed by John Stevens, with extra recording and live-mixing on tracks 2 and 3 by Michael Smith.

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Expurgatory Melbourne, Australia

Blackened Depressive Rock

Est. 2013.

George - Guitar
Alexander - Synth
El Bolsa - Drums
L - Vocals

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