Feed
from Feed (single) by Wiping Out Thousands
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Streaming + DownloadPurchasable with gift card
about
'Feed' is the first single off of Wiping out Thousands upcoming debut full-length album entitled "This Came First".
Download 'Feed' for free on 9.24.2012
"This Came First" will be available for free download on 10.23.2012
Download 'Feed' for free on 9.24.2012
"This Came First" will be available for free download on 10.23.2012
credits
from Feed (single),
released September 24, 2012
Alaine Dickman & Taylor Nelson
Alaine Dickman & Taylor Nelson
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Wiping Out Thousands Minneapolis, Minnesota
WoT derives it's name from the Alvin Toffler novel "Future Shock."
Like a tidal wave
consuming a densely-populated island of sentient robots, Wiping out Thousands’ brand of electro - equal parts abrasive and gorgeous - reaches out from their home base of Minneapolis to the far corners of the grimy neon futurescape of tomorrow.
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