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571 Cidy
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Ivy at Noble
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Mother's Day Acid
02:19
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No You Acid Me
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Panang Ultra
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Engol Dancier
04:56
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Hot Milk Acid
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Sizzle Cans Prime
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Akai Funk
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Trun
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Strat Ice
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Reader Acid
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Ice
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Engol Hoppers
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Ice Master
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Pink Acid
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A straight-forward display of some incredibly intricate and absolutely insane sound design... with plenty of acid! There's really not much else to be said. Just a solid and very well-produced assortment of IDM mastery!
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supported by 9 fans who also own “Acid Type Music”
This shit is fucking fire. This whole theme and series of albums has blown my mind wide open. Vytear seems to always be slightly ahead of the game. Wilding out on acid seems an appropriate way to listen to this. I've heard.
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supported by 8 fans who also own “Acid Type Music”
Makes for oddly compelling and delightfully confounding listening, best surmised as a challenging record, but not in any patience-testing negative sense of that word. It bounces around varied tropes and ricochets off of itself, tricking the listener into thinking it's about to settle into one recognizable genre, and then veering off a stylistic tangent that you'd never have guessed. Really rather gnarly!
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