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If words are a weapon then Canada's it-clings is a one man arsenal of mass destruction. Never before has the truth been laid bare with such complex and honest emotions. When this spoken wordcore artist reaches into the depths of his soul he dishes out the harsh reality that lies within. Juxtaposing a very personal perspective with one that is fictionally extreme, "the all too logical descent into madness" is a reinvention of the archetypal industrial album. With a cynicism that borders on paranoia and psychopathy, this concept album drives the nail of truth home into the surface of all...

(From his website, https://timneumark.com/) Tim composes solo piano music that is "emotional, beautiful music that tells a story." Featuring a combination of classical and new age styles, he has released six solo piano albums. Tim was born and raised in the Mid-Atlantic, spending much of his youth in Frostburg, Maryland. In his childhood and early adulthood his foremost passion was athletics, and he participated in baseball, basketball, tennis, soccer, and track. He also developed a taste for classical and new age music in his teenage years, but it wasn't until his later high school years that he discovered his talent...

There is more than one artist with this name: 1) Polish christian hardcore metal band from Tricity. 2) progressive thrash metal band formed in San Jose 3) Japanese experimental dark drone artist. 1) Pneuma is polish christian hardcore metal band from Tricity (Gdansk-Sopot-Gdynia), Poland formed in 1997. 2) Pneuma is a progressive thrash metal band formed in San Jose, Costa Rica in 2003. Their website features downloadable tracks and content: http://pneumametal.com. .

Pneumania formally known as ‘Snow White and the sic Punks’, were formed early in 1979 in Luton UK by founding members and nihilists, Steve Spon and The Captain (not Sensible!). They had just converted a basement in a soon to be demolished terraced house in Luton, into a rehearsal room and went on a hunt for a Vocalist and Bass player. Their search led them to the ‘Grapevine’ public house that was the ‘hub’ of the thriving Luton Punk scene. Amongst the throng of ‘spikey-tops’ and ‘Seditionary’ clothed regulars, one girl stood out from the crowd. Her name turned out...

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