Flesh Field, “On Enmity”
The second LP since Flesh Field’s reactivation links the project’s newfound guitar focus back to the project’s ambitious cyber roots.
Read MoreShort form reviews of EPs and releases somewhat outside the site's usual purview.
The second LP since Flesh Field’s reactivation links the project’s newfound guitar focus back to the project’s ambitious cyber roots.
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