Velocious Speedball Acceleration

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1.	Velocious Speedball Acceleration 02:23	buy track
2.	Velocious Speedball Acceleration (Splittercore Mix) 00:54
3.	Velocious Speedball Acceleration (Extratone Mix) 00:32

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Original instrumental Death Metal song made with the intent of being... confusingly fast. Yes, I did have to record at half speed often, if only to achieve fastness beyond my personal comprehension.

This turned out worse than I expected, but I'm still happy with it as it is for something I literally just shat out within a few hours. Besides, this was too much fun to make. Suck it.

Includes faster remixed versions.

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released April 12, 2016

Guitars and programming by Doxophobia
Remixes also by Doxophobia
'Doxophobia' logo by Jennifer Rose
Intro sample from '[Vinesauce] Vinny - I Found Sanic in Rust'

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Doxophobia England, UK

Just a solo project with a bunch of random musical shite, started around 2015 in Essex, England.

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Ljós

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