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Reporting live below
The gently rolling waves
Off the Palos Verdes Peninsula
A spiny purple menace is ravaging
What should be a thriving kelp forest
Details after the break...
Millions of sea urchins
Scrawny, diseased, and desperate for food
Have overrun the shallow seafloor
Devouring kelp at an astonishing rate
This is Brock T. Johnson signing off
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Tinnitus We Stand
03:20
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Once in a while you hear that sound
From out of the blue
You come unwound
Once in a while you hear that roar
It brings you down
To the floor
Once in a while you hear that thing
A constant sine
A piercing ring
Once in a while you hear that buzz
It's something you wish
That never was
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Cited in folklore as
words from the wise
A true conspirator
with the darkest of eyes
Scanning the land like a
sky-high priest
Alerts his allies
and revels in the feast
Raucous and agile with a
sleight of hand
Known by many
as a pillager of the land
A problem solver of
the corvid type
Unlike the ways of
the illusive Snipe
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Five hundred years we waited
And now we rise
The end of your age
Beginning of ours
In this year with man's thoughts turned towards
The many ills he's brought upon himself
Man has somehow forgotten his most ancient adversary
The Gargoyles...
Five hundred years we waited
And now we rise
The end of your time
Five hundred years
And now we thrive
The end of your age
Beginning of...
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Subject to Change
03:52
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No one said tomorrow had to be more of the same
The universe is infinite and subject to change
You're changing...
All your molecules are slowly rearranging
No matter who you are
The atoms that formed you were forged in a star
Constantly evolving in pleasure or in pain
From seed to bloom and womb to tomb
You're Subject to Change
You're changing...
Consuming and eliminating
Your cycle is not yet complete
The cycle's still circulating
You're changing...
Part of a process that's self-sustaining
Till entropy stills energy
And there's nothing left remaining
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Diffraction
02:09
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Duck and Cover
03:10
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Granny Elfman
06:24
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Loss for Words
02:18
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Illogistical Resource Dept. San Francisco, California
Unconventional, quirky, and ominous have been used to describe the sounds of the San Francisco based power trio, the Illogistical Resource Dept. The I.R.D.’s bass heavy approach to songwriting comes from a wide range of influences including Primus, Rush, Porcupine Tree, King Crimson, Tool, Devo, and Pink Floyd. ... more
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