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Molecular Curse
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Alone at Night
03:27
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Concrete
04:06
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Excorsizing Self
04:39
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She
04:17
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Alter Call
06:04
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Unwarranted Advice
03:28
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Wake
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Cherry
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Out of Touch
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Psychic Rites Portland, Oregon
Portland-based trio, Psychic Rites, refer to their music as Neon Disco Doom, a wry tag that perfectly fits their ethos.
Inspired by acts such as the Cure, PIL, the Knife and Depeche Mode, the group makes dark dance tunes that are both melancholic and manic. The group made an album ("Cult_Memo") that blends sweet and somber while delivering tender emotion with a distinct edge.
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