I'm Not What I Was, by Concentration

I'm Not What I Was

by Concentration

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C*********r G**y I showed my partner a snippet(lol) of Circumcision and they said "I can't listen to this it sounds like late night Smith Street tram psychosis".
11/10, one of the best bands on the planet. Favorite track: Circumcision.

Teedubyabee Like an unholy union between Genesis P-Orridge, Kevin Bloody Wilson & Noam Chomsky, a pertinent reminder of the closeness between laughter and tears. "I read it in a %^&ing Guardian article." Favorite track: Circumcision.

Samarara Such a massive record! Genuinely unlike anything else. Essential listening. Favorite track: Dead Men Don't Rape.

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1.	Circumcision 07:10	buy track
2.	Jihadi Dole Bludger 06:18	buy track
3.	Spiderfucker 05:55	buy track
4.	Dead Men Don't Rape 08:12	buy track

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Global Terror Corps gets minted with Aussie/Deutsch swamp beat trio Concentration. ‘I’m Not What I Was’ is 4x eccentric offerings of hi-NRG electro-riot / trash-smut: full spat in yer face lyrical obtuseness taking a hatchet to the male ego via Jewish body-dysmorphia and basically the best riot grrrl cover of the modern age. 2020 vision Agit-technot-pop...

I’m Not What I Was EP delves further into the fever dreams and grim paradoxes of Concentration’s debut album (Premature). For added bonanza, all USBs come packaged with the exclusive live concert vid/wav for their one-off sprawl of ambient dank ‘Masterclass of Wellbeing: The Boardroom Retreat’ performed at the Tote in Melbourne.

As a live spectacle: Concentration are a tight hot mess of punk-vaudeville couple’s therapy and crushing acid machine electronica (now with added egodeath and rousing choruses), harking back to a time when industrial and synth-pop were on the same page.

Concentration are Zachariah Kupferminc, Matt Sativa and Thrush - a combined cultural initiative between Melbourne and Cottbus, East Germany, now based in Berlin.

Global Terror Corps is a new subsidiary of Avon Terror Corps, set up to release relevant music from outside the Avon area.

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released January 3, 2020

Concentration are:
Zachariah Kupferminc
Matt Sativa
Thrush

All songs written and recorded by Concentration except Dead Men Don’t Rape (originally composed by 7 Year Bitch). Additional vocals on Dead Men Don’t Rape performed by Martha Lütjen.

Album photography by Ilona Savchenko.

Mixed by Greg Steele.

Mastered by Lawrence English at Negative Space

Released on Global Terror Corps 2020

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