I BROKE MY ROBOT: tomorrow does not exist

i broke my robot

tomorrow does not exist

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After you walk into the lower levels of the castle, and enter the torture chamber, you find yourself listening to the screams of pain and the devices at work.

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i broke my robot is a face-eating, virus-filled computer music explosion. With one foot in punk and one foot in the grave, i broke my robot sends flashes of glitch-infested computertrons into the ears of unknowing victims. Residing in Virginia, this electronic musician drops the southern hospitality and advances with a full-frontal atomic breakcore assault on speakers and headphones everywhere. Don’t look under your bed, don’t tell your little ones, and don’t try to hide, the breakcore will find you. Once found, you become contaminated with nose, throat, and eye ingesting bacteria that makes you feel numb and lifeless all over your body.

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  • spastic, clarity
    author: andre.W

    as a longtime producer of ostensibly unpredictable & dynamic IDM & breakcore, I must say that my taste for work in that realm is increasingly uptight and demanding. that said, this disc doesn't let down for a single second.

  • excellent stuff
    author: technoidd

    Even if you are a fan of experimental electronica, chances are you've never heard of this guy. Well, you've been missing out! The quality of this material is on par with the best artists out there. In the vein of Sublight or Hymen Records, these are some of the best glitchy breaks and ambient soundscapes out there. Dynamic and beautiful, very much along the lines of Datach'i, Beefcake, or Photophob.

  • Fun
    author: Brock

    Quirky, dark, and weird fun. Best track name: The Afternoon We Tried Suicide.

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