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Devoid EP

Release date: 1st January 2013

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"Devoid EP" is an album by Effluxus, released 1st January 2013 via Prank. It features 4 tracks, including "Last War", "Slowest Suicide", and "Mind Control".

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Record details & tracklist

20134 tracks

Related albums

Life Destruktion

Effluxus

1st January 2012

Label

Prank

Release year

2013

1Last War

2Slowest Suicide

1Mind Control

2Hopeless And Helpless

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Devoid EP — release variants

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Vinyl · 7" · 45 RPM · EP
Main
Country USYear 2013
Prank · PRANK 137
Vinyl · 7" · 45 RPM · EP
Orange
Country USYear 2013
Prank · PRANK 137
Vinyl · 7" · 45 RPM · EP · Limited Edition · Numbered
Record Released Edition
Country USYear 2013
Prank · PRANK 137