Subvert The Dominant Paradigm

by Noisear

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1.	Breaking Bad At The Mulberry 00:40	buy track
2.	Waiting To Be Born 00:55	buy track
3.	Gestapolis 00:57	buy track
4.	Inevitable Extinction 01:00	buy track
5.	Global Warning 01:01	buy track
6.	Fraudulent 01:23	buy track
7.	Information Highway To Hell 00:48	buy track
8.	Stress Pandemic 00:51	buy track
9.	Inoperative 00:43	buy track
10.	Deformed By Society 00:31	buy track
11.	The Rail 01:18	buy track
12.	The Alternative Is… 00:37	buy track
13.	Blackout 01:28	buy track
14.	Slave 00:40	buy track
15.	Ace Is The King 00:36	buy track
16.	The Last Spark Of Resistance 00:51	buy track
17.	Life Consumed You 01:21	buy track
18.	Ignorance Is Bliss 00:48	buy track
19.	Minefield 00:39	buy track
20.	Fighting Addiction 00:49	buy track
21.	Borealis Storm 00:26	buy track
22.	Poisonous Cure 00:49	buy track
23.	Four Walls 00:53	buy track
24.	The Perpetual Downfall Of Man 01:23	buy track
25.	Translucent 00:20	buy track
26.	Almas Por El Infierno 01:14	buy track
27.	Silent Guilt Of The Reaper 00:56	buy track
28.	Contaminant Of The Earth 01:01	buy track
29.	The Blackened Sea 00:42	buy track
30.	Noisearuption 20:03

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NOISEAR’s long-awaited Relapse debut ‘Subvert the Dominant Paradigm’ rips through 30 tracks of totally unique, forward-thinking grind. Tracks shift rapidly from stop-start rhythmic squeals, to mid-paced skronk where volume swells and subsides, all within a warp-speed grindcore archetype propelled by the rapid-fire blastings of drummer Bryan Fajardo (KILL THE CLIENT / PHOBIA). ‘Subvert…’ instantly set NOISEAR apart and puts them at the forefront of the new grindcore renaissance.

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released February 1, 2011

Relapse Records
www.relapse.com
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Noisear Albuquerque, New Mexico

At the forefront of the new grindcore renaissance, NOISEAR's long-awaited Relapse debut 'Subvert the Dominant Paradigm' rips through 30 tracks of totally unique, forward-thinking grind. Songs shift rapidly from stop-start rhythmic squeals to mid-paced skronk where volume swells and subsides, all within a warp-speed grindcore archetype propelled by the rapid-fire blastings of drummer Bryan Fajardo. ... more

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