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I Want To Be A Chemist
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Endorphinate
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Feed The Goat
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Scars And Meat For Evil
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Night Forest
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Destroy The Earth
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What A Day
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You Bother Me
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You're A Drug
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Père Noël Vient
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Phÿcus Montreal, Québec
Phÿcus was a Canadian industrial / experimental band that existed from 1988 to 2000. Phÿcus transformed from the traditional band format into a network that included over 50 contributors in a dozen locales, with Montreal as its centre of operations. Phÿcus' success was minimal, but their output was prodigious. Now in 2020, Phÿcus is back with a new release, "CrowleyWood". ... more
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