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(Justin Kleinfeld) Cock Rock Disco records is proud to present to you a free MP3 compilation by the artists at Cock Rock Disco! But we know you are asking yourself, "why should I download this?" Because it contains almost 60 minutes of the best new music, some text about each of the artists and 2 printable covers for your home collection, uh, and it's FREE! Wait, did we say new music? No, we meant absolutely fantastic new music ranging from Gameboy deathmetal, to alt-noise-Hip-Hop, to breakcore, to italio disco, to thrash-composition. Trust us, there's something for everyone here.


Click Here to Download ZIP File - Total run time: 57:02
  1. Food For Animals - Elephants 01:45
  2. About - Think Niles Drink 03:32
  3. Duran Duran Duran - Ralez 04:27
  4. Dev/Null - Scary 03:57
  5. Next Life - Red Stone 02:02
  6. Stunt Rock - I've Really Lost It Because This S**t Is Starting To Sound Like Washed-Up, Half-Assed Fatboy Slim Ripoff With A Twelve Year Old's Sense Of Humor. 01:50
  7. Slepcy - With Charles Bukowski On The Ride 05:23
  8. Audiogarde - Mardi Gras 04:27
  9. Don Augusto - The House Denominator Factor 02:53
  10. Drumcorps - Saddest 01:17
  11. Vorpal - Gymnopedie_v1.01 03:17
  12. Terminal 11 - Counter Clockwise Chant Pattern 03:41
  13. Doormouse - Dizzay 03:14
  14. Pisstank – Punching…Til It Bleeds 04:49
  15. The Assdroids - Stravinsky's "Rite Of Spring" Cover Song (Rehearsal Version) 10:31
For more information, visit CockRockDisco.com or RephlektorInk.com

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