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Geocidal


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Invocation of the Swarm

Pure War

Irundi

The Hell of Now

Ten Years Tricked

3-2-1 Civilisation

Tenz

Suishaman

Kid Has Got the Bomb

Emptiness of Ecstacy

Death in Tangiers


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Reviews (2)


NME

d. 15. Dec. 2014

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Edgar Smith

d. 15. Dec. 2014

"'Geocidal' is monolithic. 'Pure War' is like UK drum'n'bass kingpin Roni Size getting spiked with GHB and fed through a woodchipper, while 'Tenz' surges and crashes like a malfunctioning machine, Patton's chants, screams and whispers dragging it to its conclusion. '3-2-1 Civilisation' is most impressive, a cacophony that would make an appropriate soundtrack to the end of the world".


AllMusic

2014

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Mark Deming

2014

"Tētēma doesn't match the sheer impact of Patton's work with Fantômas or the breathless absurdity of Mr. Bungle, but Geocidal appears to be aiming for something deeper as it portrays a global culture that's not merely shrinking, but imploding on itself, and at its best Tētēma is just as intelligent and compelling as Patton's collaborations with John Zorn; hopefully Patton and Pateras will have more dangerous visions for us all in the future (if there is one)".



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