Stream of Loss
from InFestEd (re-mastered) by Rog
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lyrics
Nobody is allowed to understand
The remote hook, the wrest grasp
Blocking every bits of us
Denial of existential loss.
UN-disseminated walk through
The chosen path
Concealed and Carved
The remote hook, the wrest grasp
Blocking every bits of us
Denial of existential loss.
UN-disseminated walk through
The chosen path
Concealed and Carved
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from InFestEd (re-mastered),
released March 5, 2021
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Ris Records Nepal
Ris Records was established in 2016 to archive Nepali artists / bands.
Ris Records /
Infoshop Nepal funds regular activities for Nepali women in the outdoors.
The label is currently run by three individuals based out of Kathmandu & Pokhara, Nepal, and Cardiff, Wales.
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