Get all 16 Chainsaw Synphany releases available on Bandcamp and save 15%.
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godless indulgence
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Skeleton Key
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Open Minded
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What is real?
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fuck
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Why Wonder?
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Fatal
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Ignored
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Wicked World
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Obscure (feat. Brian A.)
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Mechanized Religion
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Chainsaw Synphany College Station, Texas
The Synphany is mostly pure subconsciousness set to surreal experimental mostly industrial alternative soundscapes in nature. CS has been in existence for no good reason at all since 2001.
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