Two Parts Of World Misunderstanding, by SCHISMOPATHIC

Two Parts Of World Misunderstanding

by SCHISMOPATHIC

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12"LP (SPLATTER)
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12"LP (BLACK)
Record/Vinyl + Digital Album
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	1.	Kill Your System 00:30
	2.	Extreme Misery 01:37
	3.	Pollutions 00:24
	4.	Fear 01:20
	5.	Eko Death 01:53
	6.	Government of Fun 01:37
	7.	Chemical Suicide 00:59
	8.	Economic Danger 01:18
	9.	Anti-System Front 00:04
	10.	D.E.M.O.C.R.A.C.Y. Part 1 00:47
	11.	Who Destroyed The Wall 01:23
	12.	Fear Part 2 01:41
	13.	A Better Tomorrow 04:30
	14.	Ecological Downfall 01:34
	15.	False or Pretty? 02:12
	16.	Energy Unecessary for Nobody 01:25
	17.	Freedom of Suffering 02:04
	18.	Slaves Society System 01:43
	19.	Construction of Ignorance 02:20
	20.	The Great Intolerator 01:57
	21.	Broken World 01:54
	22.	Green-Active 01:57
	23.	Voting Control 02:15
	24.	D.E.M.O.C.R.A.C.Y. Part 2 02:45

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After nearly 30 years the wait is finally over! The official discography of the cult Polish grindcore act Schismopathic for the first time available on vinyl. Featuring total of 24 songs the LP includes classic "Kharkharamaphatic Regurgitator" Demo 1989 + Schismopathic album recorded in 1991! The insert features new interviews with all the members of the band and tons of rare photos. All remastered from the best sources we were able to find these days. This is the real grindcore testament to one of the best and most important eastern grindcore acts from the 80's - don't miss it!