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	<title>MCIP Doomsday device self-released</title>
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	<description><![CDATA[Wow, can you say Spazz worship? At least that\'s my impression anytime I hear wacky hardcore/grind like this that\'s constantly shifting tempos and themes. It\'s sorely lacking in dynamics, as is typical with the territory, but MCIP (My Moocow in Pakistan, in case you were wondering) also works twice as hard to make up for it with a good sense of fun and strong musicianship. As is also fairly typical, this is the sort of thing I\'d probably really enjoy seeing live, but would never listen to at home. Make of that what you will.]]></description>
	<content:encoded><![CDATA[Wow, can you say <b>Spazz</b> worship? At least that's my impression anytime I hear wacky hardcore/grind like this that's constantly shifting tempos and themes. It's sorely lacking in dynamics, as is typical with the territory, but <b>MCIP</b> (<b>My Moocow in Pakistan</b>, in case you were wondering) also works twice as hard to make up for it with a good sense of fun and strong musicianship. As is also fairly typical, this is the sort of thing I'd probably really enjoy seeing live, but would never listen to at home. Make of that what you will.]]></content:encoded>
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