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Retaliate
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Mind-Energy
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Hack
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Victims
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No Defect
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Seven Sin VII
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Slider (Machine Mix)
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Sectorial
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Blank Stare
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Shakalaka Baby!
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Faith on Fire
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Cryonica
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Brain
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Alpha State
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Controlled
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Sin
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Destroy
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Enraged
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Truster
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The Seduction
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Harlequin
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The Threat
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Void
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Fly
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Bodynoise
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Regime (Split Mix)
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Black Ice Impact
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Inertia London, UK
Inertia was started in 1992 Reza Udhin (ex Killing Joke). Also in the line up is Andrew Lowlife, Ollie Cater, Tim Stephens
and Blue Jigsaw
After 22 releases, over 1200 shows including 10 US tours, 12 European tours and countless festival appearances, the band have proven they are a force to be reckoned with!
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