Extraordinary Renditions, by Acid Police Noise Ensemble

Extraordinary Renditions

by Acid Police Noise Ensemble

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1.	The Satanic Gospel of Stefani Germanotta 08:00	buy track
2.	Pop-Dust I 02:00	buy track
3.	Dawkins 00:39	buy track
4.	Good Vibrations I-A 02:00	buy track
5.	Pop-Dust II 01:15	buy track
6.	6 04:00	buy track
7.	Damien Hirst is a Fucking Fuck 04:07	buy track
8.	Good Vibrations III 04:23	buy track
9.	9 01:59	buy track
10.	Worst Minus 05:43	buy track
11.	Radio Friendly 02:40	buy track
12.	Good Vibrations II 04:44	buy track
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A “covers album” made combining live and studio recordings with the songs used in the “extended interrogation techniques” practiced in Guantanamo Bay and other CIA “black” prisons. All following the formal structure of Karlheinz Stockhausen’s “Lucifer” formula.

Performed by David Pocknee, Robert Blatt, Maya Verlaak, Leo Svirsky, & Renato Ferreira.

Released December 2011

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released May 25, 2019

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zeromoon Washington, D.C.

Intelligent Noise Music of the non-entertainment genre. Netlabel, Cassettes, CDs, CDRs. Free improv, musique concrete. Black ambient metal. Field recordings, experimental electronics. Drones & Pop. Since 1983.