ilill / Machina Rex Split
by ilill & Machina Rex
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Machina Rex - Smasher
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about
this is the Machina Rex side of the ilill / Machina Rex split 10" available from dance happy doom crew.
The full record in physical as well as digital format is available from
dhdc.bandcamp.com/releases and at our shows.
The full record in physical as well as digital format is available from
dhdc.bandcamp.com/releases and at our shows.
credits
released March 31, 2016
these songs were written and performed by Machina Rex,
engineered and mixed by Mike Holland,
and mastered by Sho Tokura
cover design by Olivia and Dan
layout by Dan
hand-printed by Olivia and Charlie
these songs were written and performed by Machina Rex,
engineered and mixed by Mike Holland,
and mastered by Sho Tokura
cover design by Olivia and Dan
layout by Dan
hand-printed by Olivia and Charlie
license
all rights reserved
tags
about
Machina Rex Dunedin, New Zealand
Machina Rex is a band from Dunedin. We play vitriolic hardcore/neocrust.
We are Matt, Ben,
Jörg and Dan.
We’re committed to D.I.Y. principles.
Hate, Anger, and Depression guide our way as much as Love, Passion and Enthusiasm!
machinarex.tumblr.com
www.facebook.com/MachinaRex
Contact: machinarexpunx@gmail.com
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discography
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Mar 2016 -
Nov 2014
contact / help
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