Engineering Our Demise: A Discography of Chaos, by Maharahj

Engineering Our Demise: A Discography of Chaos

by Maharahj

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1.	Magic Bullet Theory 02:46	buy track
2.	Entombed Within Flesh 02:09	buy track
3.	Incision 03:25	buy track
4.	Alchemy and Binary 03:02	buy track
5.	Entombed Within Flesh 02:44	buy track
6.	Becoming the Hunt 02:01	buy track
7.	Incision (Funeral March) 03:18	buy track
8.	Dying Blind (Flesh as Art) 02:27	buy track
9.	Amongst the Machines (I am Witness to the End) 03:19	buy track
10.	Synthesis and Theory of Second Evolution 03:08	buy track
11.	The Masses 02:22	buy track
12.	Magic Bullet Theory 03:04	buy track
13.	The Living End 03:14	buy track
14.	Last Autumns Leaves 04:28	buy track
15.	A Portrait of Plague and Decay 02:04	buy track
16.	Sleep 02:14	buy track
17.	Time and Death and God 03:36	buy track
18.	An Insect 02:45	buy track
19.	The Devourment of Intellect 02:50	buy track
20.	Sonata of the Enslaved 01:30	buy track
21.	The Dust Settles on our Bones 02:16	buy track
22.	Machines (Even They Have Ghosts) 02:20	buy track
23.	Cities and Script 03:38	buy track
24.	The Architects of the Moment 05:48	buy track

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Chapter 1: The Descent was recorded at Signal 2 Noise Studios in Toronto, Canada summer of 1999

Repition was recorded at Signal 2 Noise Studios in Toronto, Canada Spring of 2001 and was release via Now or Never Records in Summer 2001

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released August 21, 2023

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