Myutanto: Myutiny cassette
"Their course was usually as follows: S. W. grew very pale, slowly sank to the ground or into a chair, closed her eyes, became cataleptic, drew several deep breaths, and began to speak. At this stage she was generally quite relaxed, the eyelid reflexes remained normal and so did tactile sensibility. She was sensitive to unexpected touches and easily frightened, especially in the initial stage.
(Slips of paper, marked with letters and numbers, had been arranged in a circle round the glass.)
"Evidently the two spirits don't get on very well together." Darkness came on during the experiment.
agitated, jumped up nervously, fell on her knees
She grew more and more excited, and called for a lamp in terror.
pale, wept, said she felt queer, did not know what was the matter
When a lamp was brought she quieted down. The experiments were suspended."
"Myutiny", the debut release by Chicago's Myutanto, could not reach its physical debut at a more perfect time. The electronic band produces "breakbeat gRave" chock-full of repetitive incantations, whispers, haunting melodies, and even horrors from the biggest gang in Chicago. It pairs impeccably well with the long nights, crisp weather, and deepening SAD the Windy City offers its residents. Skip the pumpkin beer, grab a copy of Myutiny instead.
(Slips of paper, marked with letters and numbers, had been arranged in a circle round the glass.)
"Evidently the two spirits don't get on very well together." Darkness came on during the experiment.
agitated, jumped up nervously, fell on her knees
She grew more and more excited, and called for a lamp in terror.
pale, wept, said she felt queer, did not know what was the matter
When a lamp was brought she quieted down. The experiments were suspended."
"Myutiny", the debut release by Chicago's Myutanto, could not reach its physical debut at a more perfect time. The electronic band produces "breakbeat gRave" chock-full of repetitive incantations, whispers, haunting melodies, and even horrors from the biggest gang in Chicago. It pairs impeccably well with the long nights, crisp weather, and deepening SAD the Windy City offers its residents. Skip the pumpkin beer, grab a copy of Myutiny instead.
"Their course was usually as follows: S. W. grew very pale, slowly sank to the ground or into a chair, closed her eyes, became cataleptic, drew several deep breaths, and began to speak. At this stage she was generally quite relaxed, the eyelid reflexes remained normal and so did tactile sensibility. She was sensitive to unexpected touches and easily frightened, especially in the initial stage.
(Slips of paper, marked with letters and numbers, had been arranged in a circle round the glass.)
"Evidently the two spirits don't get on very well together." Darkness came on during the experiment.
agitated, jumped up nervously, fell on her knees
She grew more and more excited, and called for a lamp in terror.
pale, wept, said she felt queer, did not know what was the matter
When a lamp was brought she quieted down. The experiments were suspended."
"Myutiny", the debut release by Chicago's Myutanto, could not reach its physical debut at a more perfect time. The electronic band produces "breakbeat gRave" chock-full of repetitive incantations, whispers, haunting melodies, and even horrors from the biggest gang in Chicago. It pairs impeccably well with the long nights, crisp weather, and deepening SAD the Windy City offers its residents. Skip the pumpkin beer, grab a copy of Myutiny instead.
(Slips of paper, marked with letters and numbers, had been arranged in a circle round the glass.)
"Evidently the two spirits don't get on very well together." Darkness came on during the experiment.
agitated, jumped up nervously, fell on her knees
She grew more and more excited, and called for a lamp in terror.
pale, wept, said she felt queer, did not know what was the matter
When a lamp was brought she quieted down. The experiments were suspended."
"Myutiny", the debut release by Chicago's Myutanto, could not reach its physical debut at a more perfect time. The electronic band produces "breakbeat gRave" chock-full of repetitive incantations, whispers, haunting melodies, and even horrors from the biggest gang in Chicago. It pairs impeccably well with the long nights, crisp weather, and deepening SAD the Windy City offers its residents. Skip the pumpkin beer, grab a copy of Myutiny instead.
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Myutanto: Myutiny cassette—
$5.95
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"Their course was usually as follows: S. W. grew very pale, slowly sank to the ground or into a chair, closed her eyes, became cataleptic, drew several deep breaths, and began to speak. At this stage she was generally quite relaxed, the eyelid reflexes remained normal and so did tactile sensibility. She was sensitive to unexpected touches and easily frightened, especially in the initial stage.
(Slips of paper, marked with letters and numbers, had been arranged in a circle round the glass.)
"Evidently the two spirits don't get on very well together." Darkness came on during the experiment.
agitated, jumped up nervously, fell on her knees
She grew more and more excited, and called for a lamp in terror.
pale, wept, said she felt queer, did not know what was the matter
When a lamp was brought she quieted down. The experiments were suspended."
"Myutiny", the debut release by Chicago's Myutanto, could not reach its physical debut at a more perfect time. The electronic band produces "breakbeat gRave" chock-full of repetitive incantations, whispers, haunting melodies, and even horrors from the biggest gang in Chicago. It pairs impeccably well with the long nights, crisp weather, and deepening SAD the Windy City offers its residents. Skip the pumpkin beer, grab a copy of Myutiny instead.
(Slips of paper, marked with letters and numbers, had been arranged in a circle round the glass.)
"Evidently the two spirits don't get on very well together." Darkness came on during the experiment.
agitated, jumped up nervously, fell on her knees
She grew more and more excited, and called for a lamp in terror.
pale, wept, said she felt queer, did not know what was the matter
When a lamp was brought she quieted down. The experiments were suspended."
"Myutiny", the debut release by Chicago's Myutanto, could not reach its physical debut at a more perfect time. The electronic band produces "breakbeat gRave" chock-full of repetitive incantations, whispers, haunting melodies, and even horrors from the biggest gang in Chicago. It pairs impeccably well with the long nights, crisp weather, and deepening SAD the Windy City offers its residents. Skip the pumpkin beer, grab a copy of Myutiny instead.
