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I Don't Trust
01:19
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Disgust Myself
03:24
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Oh Current Narrative
02:24
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No Motivation
03:19
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Black Comedy
02:45
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Laugh It Off
02:40
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Palate Cleanser
01:48
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I Think I'm A Bad Person
04:13
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God As An Excuse
04:42
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You Will Have Tribulation Denver, Colorado
Out of the miry pit comes a love for all things industrial, post-punk, and electronic. Lo-fi, erratic, and sometimes humorous, the eclectic styles of You Will Have Tribulation reflect the urban decay from which the sound was born of.
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