Conventional Emporium
by Anon Speak
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Downfall
03:31
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Momentum
05:05
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Human Stain
04:03
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PiedPipeLines Inc.
04:30
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Smoke
03:37
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Guess the Game
03:56
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Pandemonium Now
04:38
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When Hilarity Ensues
05:12
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credits
released October 2, 2009
Produced and mixed by DJ Fokus
Vocals by Lakonic
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Mastered by L-Rox
Artwork – Pierre Lloga
Graphic Design – Brad Reich
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Released through Magician Records/Now...This!
Produced and mixed by DJ Fokus
Vocals by Lakonic
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Mastered by L-Rox
Artwork – Pierre Lloga
Graphic Design – Brad Reich
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Released through Magician Records/Now...This!
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Anon Speak Melbourne, Australia
anon speak formed in late 2008 as a hip-hop project. They continue to evolve musically and sonically, experimenting with bass music and industrial beat music.
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