The Blood Brothers – March On Electric Children

The Blood Brothers – March On Electric Children

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The Blood Brothers – March On Electric ChildrenLabel: Three One G (31G) THREE ONE G 21 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Limited Edition, Clear w Black splatter Country: US Released: 2002 Genre: Electronic, Rock Style: Hardcore, Punk, Experimental A1 Birth Skin Death Leather A2 Meet Me At The Water Front After The Social A3 March On Electric Children! A4 New York Slave B5 Kiss Of The Octopus Drum Programming Trent Reznor Drum Programming Trent Reznor B6 Siamese Gun B7 Mr. Electric Ocean B8 Junkyard J. Vs.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012