Human Dislocation
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| Studio album by Imminent | ||
| Released | 1997 | |
| Recorded | 1997 | |
| Genre | Power Noise | |
| Length | ??:?? | |
| Label | Ant-Zen | |
| Producer(s) | Olivier Moreau | |
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| Imminent chronology | ||
| Emergency Provision (1993) |
Human Dislocation (1997) |
Human Relocation (1998) |
Human Dislocation is an album recorded by the Belgian power noise act, Imminent Starvation. It was release in Compact Disc format on Ant-Zen records in 1997, under the catalogue number Act 59.
[edit] Contributing Members
All songs on Human Dislocation were written, performed, and produced by Olivier Moreau.
Human Dislocation was mastered by Prodram, and all artwork done by Stephan Alt.
[edit] Track listing
- "Nothuman II"
- "Lost Highway 45"
- "Rumours"
- "Mosquito"
- "Dislocation 2&3"
- "Infected"
- "Ursil"
- "Relocation I"
- "Injection"
- "Against Their Peace-keepers"
- "Even Stars..."
- "Sysmsarc"
[edit] See also
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