Hiroshima, by Bombardier

Hiroshima

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1.	Shapeshifter 07:41	info	buy track
2.	Pale 05:13	info	buy track
3.	Incinerator 06:41		buy track
4.	This is America 06:05		buy track
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D13.003. Released by D13. Based on the experience of 9-11 in NYC, Hiroshima is named after a decrypted message describing a "Hiroshima in the United States" shortly before September 11th. Track after track of dark drum n bass, beginning with the remix of Cdatakill's Shapeshifter, completed on the night of September 10th, 2001, foretelling the events to transpire with its apocalyptic sirens and doomsday baselines.

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released July 1, 2006

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Jason Snell New York, New York

Bombardier is Jason Snell’s primary music project, a militaristic commentary on the post-Vietnam era. Side projects include 13th hour (deep industrial) and Kamphetamine (electronic punk).