kill-the-king-qmgu13 · main release kill-the-king-qzf8pr 1991 · Album
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Tracklist
- Kill The King 73:01
- 1a Maps Of Sand Dunes
- 1b The Threat That Cannot Be Obeyed
- 1c The Ames Room
- 1d Hallowing
- 1e Fact (Plural)
- 1f Obelus
- 1g Sweat On Paper
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Written & produced
Composed ByAndrew McKenzie
First released 1991 · Silent · Netherlands
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The Hafler TrioKill The King
- First released
- 1991
- Original label
- Silent · SR9113
- Country
- Netherlands
- Formats
- CD
- Style
- Abstract, Drone, Experimental, Musique Concrète
- Tracks
- 8 · 73:01
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