SPLIT DECISION, by Korperschwache

SPLIT DECISION

by Korperschwache

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1.	the fear that burns inside is what makes you weak 08:55	buy track
2.	the enigmatic architects of dissolution 08:39	buy track
3.	the hate that burns inside is what makes you strong 06:47	buy track
4.	the golden hammer 08:36	buy track
5.	divine teeth 08:44	buy track
6.	the healing power of xanax 07:55	buy track

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Tracks from two split releases: the first three from POISONED EMISSIONS FROM THE APOCALYPSE FACTORY (with Churner), and the next three from the untitled split with Sujo.

POISONED liner notes: Split release with Churner, released in 2008 on Violent Noise Atrocities in a limited run of 100 copies. Korperschwache tracks recorded / mastered by RKF at the Death Anvil in Austin, Tejas in April, 2008.

SUJO split liner notes: These songs were recorded using solid gold instruments lovingly polished and maintained every day by a legion of monkey butlers harvested from the nation's finest crack houses. RKF is not endorsed by Mountain Dew, but he should be. Doktor Omega's dominatrix boots with way too many buckles were generously provided by some shady Russian gangster we tragically cannot name (but thanks anyway, dude).

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released November 17, 2013

KORPERSCHWACHE IS:

RKF -- guitar, vox, eternal crippling indifference
Doktor Omega -- beats, time, solid gold drumsticks

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Korperschwache Austin, Texas

Korperschwache was formed in Austin, TX in 1995 and has since released piles of albums on labels such as Crucial Blast, Public Guilt, Inam Records, Cut Hands, Faunasabbatha, Peasant Majik, and more.

Korperschwache is:

RKF -- guitar, vox, efx, paranoid delusions
Doktor Omega -- beats, time, space, dominatrix vibes ... more

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