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Trust
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Tear
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Sleep
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Ice
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Falling on Concrete
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In His Name
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White Noise
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Accidents Happen
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apolitiq Los Angeles, California
A-POLITIQ; is the collateral damage of violence and instability, the tectonics of the technological and emotional landscape
that humans must adapt to on a shared planet stranded between unfathomable origins and much debated destinations
precipitating from the maelstrom in 1987, apolitiq remains a chaotic phenomenon of seething rage, audio antagonism, and proclamation that exists only to be heard
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