Save As: Moot, by Libythth

Save As: Moot

by Libythth

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	1.	blown this 01:04
	2.	i don't want no job 03:46
	3.	stagger around in the slop 04:34
	4.	the contents of the canister 02:58
	5.	bloated with meaning 04:11
	6.	the first thing i sampled 01:12
	7.	there's a better party in the attic 05:46
	8.	rock in my pocket 04:17
	9.	because we sound this way 03:07
	10.	the raccoon cunt 00:36
	11.	attack your slack 05:45
	12.	what a jerk 03:00

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The unheard-of follow-up to "In God's Loving Car, Press'd Up Against" (perhaps the unbeknownstmost album of the 90s) was recorded in secrecy at the California Recording Institute in San Francisco in 1998.

SaveAs:Moot was the last Libythth album to feature vocalist Advil who quit the band shortly after this recording. The final product was shelved pending a pointless legal dispute between Advil and Qrqyt Ixoteptek over a supposed ancient curse of doom on the band.

I'm not gonna tell anyone about this one. Call it an Easter egg I guess.

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released July 4, 2015

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Libythth Los Angeles, California

Libythth was bornt in 1993 from a grim and frothy pool of unpleasant synth patches.

The profound impact Libythth had on electronic music is purely theoretical and the full prunt of its influence on countless nonexistent artists cannot be measured by any stick.

We occupy an inaccessible hidden level and you probably shouldn’t be here.

We are unbeknownstmost.

This page marks our grave. ... more

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