The week’s conservative shenanigans and descent into totalitarian thinking have put me in quietly determined mood. In that vein, enjoy Rob Dougan’s Clubbed to Death, Kuryamino Version, featured in The Matrix among other places.
Enjoy and talk amongst yourselves on this beautiful Saturday evening.
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