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We March
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Deceptions
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Milagro (1931)
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Out of my Life
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Semper Fidelis
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By Strangulation
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Memorial 2011
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Cyanide Regime Miami, Florida
Cyanide Regime is the collaborative effort of Fernando S., and Brian Blitzkrieg out of Miami, Florida. The project is driven
to create an unique blend of dance-oriented electronic tracks with fist pumping Industrial power. Their music and message have stayed true to the project's concern with geopolitics, religious commentary and contempt for the status quo.
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