Anders M. Nordli
I believe this will be something different from Bruce Lamont than Yakuza and his previous solo albums.
My mind is intrigued by the one song we got for pre-order, just give me the rest of this album to climax my brain! YEAH!
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Excite No Pity
10:29
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8-9-3
04:14
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MacLean
03:40
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Goodbye Electric Sunday
04:03
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The Crystal Effect
05:47
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Moonlight And The Sea
06:58
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Bruce Lamont Chicago, Illinois
Bruce Lamont wears many hats, he's part of electronic noise-dirge squad Corrections House, with Eyehategod’s Mike IX Williams, Neurosis’s Scott Kelly, and longtime creative partner Sanford Parker; the mind-melting jazz-prog-hardcore trio Brain Tentacles, and dozens of other projects, large and small, collaborating with an ever-growing network of like minds. ... more
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