The Junglist Insurrection-Module 2: Cybercrisis

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1.	Sankt Max-The Sacred Insurgency (Feat. Malgenic) 04:20	buy track
2.	Waftmaster General-Cybertime Crisis 03:51	buy track
3.	Sankt Max-Biopolitics of Babylon 04:57	buy track
4.	Waftmaster General-Managerial Feudalism 03:42	buy track
5.	Waftmaster General-Precariat Pressure 04:38	buy track
6.	Sankt Max-Drexciyan Acid War 05:21	buy track

Another selection of junglist experimentations, all inspired by concepts of the contemporary control society, and looking for an exit.

released June 15, 2022

Artwork by Sereptie

The Coming Insurrection London, UK

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