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Label: Alternative Tentacles
Year: 1993
Precision mechanics, maximum overdrive, unflinching dedication to pain administration. That's the Zeni Geva doctrine.
Only two songs, but it's more than most bands could handle delivering. Not for those with heart conditions or weak constitutions.
This version of Zeni Geva has Tabata from Boredoms and Acid Mothers Temple, alongside drummer Noro, and Zeni Geva mainman K.K. Null. Brutal.
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Scrolling some of your older posts and came across facepuller. Any chance of a re up on the full lengths? Thanks.
ReplyDeleteYeah, that's cool and all, but what about Nai-Ha? Ya' know, the Zeni Geva rarity with the best fuakkin' production and songwriting in their discography; that one is pretty cool.
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