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Sinking
10:43
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Save Me
04:40
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Pieces
05:38
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Skip Trace
06:49
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Think It And It Will Be
08:10
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The Mind Wanders
05:24
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Is
06:26
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She's Dead... Requiem
06:22
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Unearthed
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Cenotype Newark, New Jersey
Existing somewhere in the undefined region of sound known as Industrial music, CENOTYPE is the personal expression of Lenny
B., aka DJ Wintermute.
Influenced by the 1st & 2nd waves of Power Noise, EBM, and Techno CENOTYPE seeks to create an identity all its own, incorporating elements of Death Industrial & Power Electronics while staying true to his origins.
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