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\?\?\? (Fridge Demo)
03:09
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this was written after the character fridge is about died
(not literally died, died like beach fag died.)
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this is the first ever original multi-track song i put together
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Naiomi (Box Set Track)
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i put together a "box set" including a fridge cd and a second cd, this was a song on the second cd. original by jeff mangum
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backing track
01:36
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olivia tremor control inspired track i used for a school project
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cranberry lifecycle recreation
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wow a pitch-shifted fridge riff with you complaining about your relationship, how original
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one of my best covers. ft synth
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felt like shit one night and decided to make a song interpolating nervous young men. sounds a lot like nervous young men.
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i wrote this during an unclear time
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my dad yelling at me for playing cute thing
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one of my particularly uncreative days
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instrumental symban outtake. i didn't think it was good enough to be on the album
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Crimes Against the Stomach
Canadian experimental rock band. I am not proud of many of these works, but they are here for prosperity.
Crimes Against the Stomach recommends:
It Was Hot, We Stayed In The Water
by the Microphones
This the the prettiest Microphones release. I love the guest vocals, and the ethereal instruments all over it.
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This is an album that I strived to replicate the sound of for quite a while. I have stopped this pursuit since, as constantly attempting to copy something makes for bad art.
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On Avery Island
by Neutral Milk Hotel
I'm a really big fan of this album. It was probably the first album I ever got clinically obsessed with. It's a pretty big influence.
go to albumIf you like Crimes Against the Stomach, you may also like:
A mind-blowing batch of jazz-informed hardcore exploding with drill-press riffing and throat-destroying howls. Really great!
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Long Haired Locusts
by Godcaster
Exhilarating, brain-busting, and impossible-to-describe, Godcaster’s songs are a jubilant mix of funk, prog, hardcore, and more.
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TORE THROUGH THE SKY
by interior geometry
Lo-fi, strummy, & fuzzy, this recording project from Jared Sparkes of Michigan band Don't lives in the zone where bedroom pop meets garage.
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