Chronically Anesthetized, by Programmed Cell Death

Chronically Anesthetized

by Programmed Cell Death

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1.	Philosophy 13:23	buy track
2.	We Never Asked to Be Born 13:27	buy track
3.	Living In Our Pain 12:09	buy track
4.	Inevitable 13:27	buy track
5.	I'm Alright Alone 15:17	buy track
6.	No One Asks to Die 05:40	buy track

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Culled from one our most inspired jam sessions. All tracks in chronological order.
Synthetic valleys and peaks organically build and drift. We try to be happy, we try to be sad. Does it ever work?
I think we're dead.
I think we're alive.

All sounds - Paul and Will.
Recorded June 14, 2014.

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released August 15, 2014

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