Vacuum Theory (Praxis 48), by Cortex

Vacuum Theory (Praxis 48)

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A momentous, heavy, noisy and radical release by Alex Buess and Daniel Buess marking the return of Praxis to the vinyl front, as well as the return of the two artists to Praxis after the release of “Mechanophobia” by 16-17 in 1999 (Praxis 31). Collaborations with Alex Buess of course go even further back to the pre-Praxis days of the Vision label 1988-1992 (16-17, Electric Noise Twist, Melx).

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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Basic Training (praxis_01001), Welcome to Violence (Remix by Alex Buess), The Point of No Return (Remix by Nihil Fist), Hallucinate (Remix by Base Force One), Beware of the Arm of Flesh (praxis_digital_01000), Wrong Skies (praxis_digital_00111), Dark Star/Anti-Christ (Sub/Version 012), Gyatso (Praxis 59/S&S001), and 78 more. , and , .

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A momentous, heavy, noisy and radical release by former 16-17 members Alex Buess and Daniel Buess. This is the first release by their Cortex project which has been going on since 1999. Watch out!

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released April 11, 2011

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