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    • Interview: Nuclear Cath

    issue 6 of leather'n'spikes zine I laughed when I saw the editor of Leather'n'Spikes magazine described somewhere as "metal hottie Nuklear Cath." She's a lot more than that: she runs one of the magazines which meets metal ideal in spirit and aesthetic, which idolizes the stuff with potential and doesn't notice the bands that normal people seem to like. Those people who can't step outside of their own heads and into the world of metal which supercedes the norm will hate it, but to the rest of us it's a form of journalism unique to metal itself. After a busy day of piling up the corpses of her victims near a temporarily memorial area, Nuklear Cath was good enough to grant us an interview on the eve of the launch of the new Leather'n'Spikes website.
    when you reference the container "metal music" in your head, do you think first of a concept or of sounds?
    It's a hard question, I would say it is in a way a concept, it's about something, the subjects are always related to the same things, which makes what metal music is. Or each band has its own concept within the metal concept?!
    your zine has been long known for its amazing picture layouts. how do you research the visual components to articles?
    My goal is always to translate the band's music into something visual. So I try to respect styles. If a band uses certain fonts in their booklets and promotion, I will use them to layout the interview. Same for the pictures, the kind of drawings, the kind of atmosphere (the band can be extremely serious or sarcastic, into pagan subjects and nature or into nuclear war). So I try to respect the whole concept on each band featured.
    how long have you been listening to metal? what did you enjoy hearing before that? is this a consequence of musical education (self and/or formal) or a process that converged on that growth as well?
    There have always been music in the house, I was not a fan of anything but I was initiated to music (rock, mainly) and slowly I started to search for a genre that would suit my endless need for heavy music. It ended up being metal, and then I "studied" the 20 years of metal that had passed before me. I might have been born too late, but I've done my homework!
    in many ways, your writing appears to obliterate the line between ideology and lifestyle by suggesting a viewpoint where life takes on artlike, and nihilistic, qualities. what enabled you to reach such a view, if it is at all correct?
    I didn't "reach" that view I think, it's just how I am, or maybe the one idea of an old pile of rare metal vinyls, tenth generation tapes, jean jackets with patches, empty beer bottles on the dirty floor of a rehearsal room and loud music simply leads us to that point. But it isn't completely nihilistic, or then what would it give for me to do all this, to make that fanzine, to write letters, to spread flyers, it would be pointless. I give myself goals and challenges.
    what do you think of the writings of antonin artaud? georges bataille? theodor adorno? friedrich nietzsche? jacques lyotard?
    If this is about philosophy, I don't read a lot, I don't take the time to do it. One of my favorite, if not my favorite philosopher remains Nietzsche. The rest you named I haven't studied.
    what do you think is the conceptual link between death and art in the symbolic vocabulary of humanity, even subconscious thoughts?
    Maybe both are mysteries. Or they provoke the same kind of fascination. Or they are both abstract things, or concepts in themselves. Or both can provoke the same deep feelings, either of fear, terror, panic or pleasure in a way. Or maybe death is a form of art, expressed with the body and usually not voluntarily. It's hard to tell what push people to link those two things.
    are you aware of any circumstances under which humans reach a state of free and autonomous thought? does this occur to all, or to some?
    Maybe in their dreams, or when they create. I think both can be related together: you try to reach a certain state where you a free from all the other people's influences and judgment and you create without any boundaries, moral limitations. Freedom in inspiration and creativity. That's all I can see right now.
    the visual constructions used to anchor the layout of each page in the zine is eccentric and striking. when you conceive of a page, do your thoughts begin with symbols or a shape filling a space?
    I never really stopped and thought about that. I think I always already have a very clear idea on how the pages will be, how big the logo will be, what graphics I will use and what kind of feeling it will have. I just then reproduce what I have in mind.
    periodically the zine features a photo involving yourself and bare flesh that causes blood pressure increases across the globe. do you see sexuality as a tool, for war or art, or do you have a depoliticized view of sexual iconography?
    Yeah, maybe sex is art. Unfortunately too many people took advantage of it, so I got bored. But I do use myself for 'artistic purposes' and experimentation / creation, in photography for example, or experimental movies. As for blood pressure increases, it's their problem, hehehe...
    when you interview bands, how do you mentally prepare for the interaction?
    I think it's part of the game to expect surprises, violent reactions, insults, totally different answers that I had expected, or yes, sometimes deceptions. That's the thrill - you work hard on researching on the band and trying to make your questions in the most original way possible, and you wait to see what kind of answers and ideas they will bring up! That's why all the interviews are different and interesting; people put their personality in them! My concept of the interview is to do like if I was meeting the band in person, in the world of their music (even if it's snail mail interview). Some bands embarked in the game, it was really cool.
    what publications do you read, metal or other?
    I like underground extreme metal fanzines, I also read a few comic books because I'm working on one, and I read mags and books related to my work (graphic design, illustration or desing in general). Almost no novels or anything like that, no time anymore.
    which do you consider to be the most important bands from canada at this time? and québec, over the history of metal?
    OK from Québec I would say Voivod, Soothsayer, Yog-Sothot, Vensor... I should have mentioned brutal death metal bands, but it has been too exploited here. From Canada - Blasphemy, Voor, Infernal Majesty, Slaughter, Razor, Disciples of Power and maybe a few more I can't think of at this moment!
    some characterize the metal movement "as a whole" in terms that describe its cathartic nature for angry youth, while others see it as a revolution against the social for youth who later, metalhead or no, carry these ideas into society. still others see metal as an endorsement for hedonism, relativism and a good time? among these how does your own judgment fall?
    Well I tend to only think for myself and not analyzing the impact on the society and how it is perceived by it. So it's hard to tell. Sometimes a metal genre will start as a rebellion but then go into an independent genre not fighting anymore for a cause but just producing music. Music can be done just for a specific purpose - fighting against a religion, a race, a trend - and then end up giving birth to bands who aren't fighting but simply being influenced by the musical side.
    art by catherine lachance superimposed on a picture of total destruction
    if you could interview any musician in history, who would it be?
    Lemmy! But I wouldn't know what to say.
    can you list five bands that you feel contributed the most to black metal as an evolving genre?
    Well the first that come to mind is (old) Mayhem. Also Venom with all their satanic imagery, Bathory, Hellhammer and... well Sarcofago, Blasphemy, Beherit, aarrgh it's going over five...
    "image" has a bad name to many in the underground, yet visual presentation of concept is an important piece to any communication. what are your views on this?
    There are contradictions in this scene and I think that's why in the first place metal became sportsuits, short hair, baggy pants and white socks and that's why a guy like Euronymous got sick of that and tried to get back the real metal look - spikes, patches, leather, long hair, black band tshirts etc... It is important to have a metal image, but the contradiction is in the fact that 'poseurs' (whoever you consider them to be) will try to look the most metal possible - so then image is more important than their dedication. Same for corpsepaint, it's starting to be too much revisited, without any meaning anymore. So what I say is, the dedication comes first but the image should have a certain importance as well, as long as there is a reason remaining behind that.
    you manage to extract the ironic humor underlying many of even the most extreme human outlooks. do you see this humor as inherent characteristic to the process of self-actualization?
    I just think that there is a kind of humor that have its place in this nuclear metal scene - and it's sarcasm, black humor. The result is sometimes violent reactions, or people don't understand, or they take themselves so seriously that even the smallest smile is forbidden.
    many of us consider texas to be a separate nation from the judeo- christian states of america (JCSA). do you consider québec a separate country from canada as a whole? what does america appear to be, from your national and political perspective?
    Yes Québec is a completely different country, another world. I don't feel being part of Canada too much, just like most of the people here. 2 languages = 2 cultures, 2 ways of thinking, 2 different people. America? That is from the Southern countries to the North Pole right? If you were talking about USA, well I think this country is taking too much place here and in the world unfortunately.
    what is your ideal solution to human overpopulation?
    Hehehe I don't know, or else I don't dare saying it.
    hypothetically, you are given a corporation to run with funding from an alien government to initiate world destruction plans. how would you approach this real world scenario?
    Well I would approach it in a highly creative way. No problems for the funds, right? Well then let's have fun. I'm working on a comic book with a story a little bit related to that, so all I'll do is re-create the devastated landscapes and junkie people of my story, and then draw them as models for my comic book. And maybe make a movie. Ah, my own story come true, what an honor!
    some define art as the end product, others define it as the communicative process between artist and audience. which do you think is closer to the truth?
    And if there is no truth in this world? My own truth is, art is like alchemy. You work on it very hard, and your skills get developed, but you evolve as well besides that, in your mind, as a person. Whatever people might think, even though they don't like what you do, you know that what you do is ok, and people being shocked by your art might be a good sign.
    are you of any mystical belief?
    You mean occultism, satanism and things like that? Yes, I do have my own thoughts about it.
    if so, does your mystical belief involve entities and processes beyond this world, or within it?
    I don't really know. It's something very complicated.
    what importance do you place upon the conceptual process in the artist before making work, including ideological, mystical and philosophical beliefs? (when i say philosophical here, i mean the existential and valuative processes of cognition)
    The artist puts himself into his art, even though he might be trying not to. His art is his blood. So it reflects his mind, personal thoughts and beliefs. It is nothing objective. Someone looking at the artwork of an artist will therefore look into this artist's mind and personal life.
    if going into combat under idealized circumstances, from which era would your weapons come? (are you a medievalist, or a modernist? regarding weaponry)
    I'm not as fascinated as some people I know, but it seems war and battle was an art in the ancient times. The weapons of those eras - dark age and medieval - are definitely nice pieces of art, and the honor and the idea of dedicating your life to war is quite different from today's red-button pushing countries. Fighting man to man, with or even without weapons, in honor, is something that seemed quite more appealing. And the different weapons, some sacred, with runes carved, some unique and rare, forged by those people themselves...
    are there any generalized opinions you have of metal journalism, and where other zines differ from leather n' spikes?
    We all have our own ways of making a fanzine. I might think that my ways are the best, criticizing others for doing this and not doing that, but anyway that makes a diversity in the fanzine world; but the editor needs to be serious and dedicated, and to make 'information' is first priority.
    if you had to pick a metaphor for the individual in modern society, would you choose "the castaway" or "the fortuneteller" - and why? do you see the individual as important, philosophically or politically, and what is your opinion of democracy?
    It's a tough question. I don't know if 'the individual' is important, it should unless it starts building McDonald's and churches and gives away Pepsi bottles and make propaganda for the arrival of Jesus or something. In general the individual should have the right to say what he wants to say but some people often should shut up. As for the metaphor, hard to tell. I don't really think about it.
    is cruelty essential to humanity?
    I think people tend to deny that side of their being, I don't know if it is essential but it is remaining there as a manifestation of what we are - not always cruel but every once in a while (or more for certain people!) with a tendency to that.
    leather n' spikes has garnered praise from across the underground. do you consider metal to be a "sub-culture" to mainstream or "alternative" or "counter-" culture?
    A counter-culture is against the mainstream I guess, so it should be called this way I think. But there are some bands playing a trendy style or an ordinary style but they don't have any success so they remain "underground" - as they aren't against the mainstream I would not put them in the counter-culture category at all.
    most people deny that they are beasts. is this really true?
    I would say yes, they deny their own human nature of being animals and having instincts and an animal nature, which includes other animals as daily food, sex, violence and certain primitive instincts etc. A nice example of something against the human nature is catholicism.
    how do you, as every thinking individual must, conceptualize your own death?
    I kind of saw it when I was younger and it was terrible, so I'm trying to avoid that kind of death. Now I just don't think about how I will die, but how I want to live instead.
    some thinkers reduce philosophy to a conflict between the eschatological and the existential. is this logical, in your opinion, and if so, on which side does your greatest sympathy stand?
    Philosophy, just like politics, is not something I care for as much as I care for art, for example. There are people that are better than me for this.
    if i left anything out, or there is something of useful clarification you wish to state, please say what is needed here.
    OK well back to the zine, I just re-designed the whole website (with a huge art section, excerpts, reviews etc!!) which should be online by the end of August. It will be announced on my old website, see address below. Around the same time, issue #7 will be out with Blasphemy, Summoning, Desaster, Destruction, Crucifier, Grand Belial's Key, Canadian Assault zine, Goatvomit, Abominator, Canadian scene report 1982-1993, etc. Write for prices, info, wholesale prices etc!!
    Still available are #4 (4$US), #5 (4$US) and #6 (5$US), check out the contents and excerpts of each issue on the website.s
    Ask for the wholesale prices and don't hesitate to write or send promos!!

    Catherine Lachance
    35 Brousseau
    Loretteville QC
    G2A 2R2 CANADA
    catherinel@globetrotter.net

    So monstrous a mode of valuation stands inscribed in the history of mankind not as an exception and curiosity, but as one of the most widespread and enduring of all phenomena. Read from a distant star, the majuscule script of our earthly existence would perhaps lead to the conclusions that the earth was the distinctively ascetic planet, a nook of disgruntled, arrogant, and offensive creatures filled with a profound disgust at themselves, the earth, at all life, who inflict as much pain on themselves as they possbily can out of pleasure in inflicting pain -- which is probably their only pleasure.
    -- F.W. Nietzsche, "Genealogy of Morals"
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    The Metal Basement

    30 07 12 - 14:32

    New radio program DJ'd in part by one of our users:

    The Metal Basement with Maniacal Michael & the Basement Bunch.

    It airs every Tuesday night from 10-12 PM PST.

     

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    Metal Rising Worldwide

    30 06 12 - 08:34

     

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    Beherit - "Celebrate the Dead"

    18 06 12 - 19:34

    Black metal + dubstep



    Numen - intention = essence
     

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    Why this blog has been silent

    31 03 12 - 05:58

    We've moved it.

     

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    Impiety - Ravage and Conquer

    03 03 12 - 06:07

    Impiety - Ravage and Conquer



    This album is thoroughly enjoyable energetic and simple death metal which incorporates enough hints of melody and harmony to give the songs memorability. However, on the whole it belongs to that category of bands which are guilty pleasure bands by design. They do not aim for profundity, but rather intensity. We might list Vader and Angelcorpse as well, or maybe early Grave, because they have a similar low-tech approach. There is not much that is musical about this release. It is pure rhythm, with the aforementioned musical elements tacked on to keep your interest. But as rhythm, it has the intensity of later Angelcorpse and the raging power of broad basic statements that propelled early Grave. Its songs are not as memorably constructed as those on Exterminate or Into the Grave, have more the intensity of mid-period Vader, but in a time of feeble self-pitying rock bands trying to be hipster "metal," it's gratifying to find something with heart. You will tap your feet to these energetic, propulsive tunes and appreciate the sheer violence out of which they are created. Unlike many recent albums which drag you along for the ride, Ravage and Conquer drops you into the middle of it and makes you fight your way out.

     

    przk | ¶ | underground metal | 262 comments

    Imprecation - Angel of Salvation's Doom (2012)

    29 02 12 - 19:08



    From their new blasphemous album. Sounds good, with a few nods to 1980s mainstream technical metal, pissing all over 2010s technical metal.
     

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    DEAD CAN DANCE tour dates announced

    29 02 12 - 05:21

    SEPTEMBER

    19th - HCTAT, Istanbul, Turkey
    21st - Earth Theatre, Thessaloniki, Greece
    23rd - Lycabetus Theatre, Athens, Greece
    25th - MCV, Utrecht, Holland
    27th - Grand Rex, Paris, France
    29th - Cirque Royal, Brussels, Belgium

    OCTOBER

    1st - Alte Oper, Frankfurt, Germany
    3rd - Tempodrom, Berlin, Germany
    5th - CCH, Hamburg, Germany
    7th - Philharmonie, Munich, Germany
    8th - Philharmonie, Cologne, Germany
    10th - KCP, Prague, Czech Republic
    12th - Bkz Oktyabrsky, St. Petersburg, Russia
    13th - Crocus City Hall, Moscow, Russia
    15th - Sala Kongresowa, Warsaw, Poland
    17th - Papp Laszlo Arena, Budapest, Hungary
    19th - Teatro Degli Arcimboldi, Milan, Italy
    20th - Batiment Des Forces Motrices, Geneva, Switzerland
    22nd - Auditori, Barcelona, Spain
    24th - Casa Da Musica, Porto, Portugal
    26th - Royal Albert Hall, London, England
    28th - Grand Canal Theatre, Dublin, Ireland

    Dates for the North American, South American and Asian legs of the tour will be announced shortly, along with ticket sales information

    www.deadcandance.com
     

    przk | ¶ | underground metal | Five comments

    IMPRECATION update

    22 02 12 - 17:48

    New Imprecation tracks will be unleashed next week, the release should be ready by the end of March. The songs to come are entitled "Hosanna Ex Inferis" and "Angel of Salvation's Doom". - David Herrera
     

    przk | ¶ | underground metal | 22 comments

    SUMMONING working on new materail

    19 02 12 - 19:00


    19.02.2012
    After a longer winter-sleep summoning is back again and ow works constantly for a new release. We promise that in the near future we will regularly update the homepage again, so it will we worth the costs to check the page in regular intervals.

    The present situation of Summoning:

    In the past years we have worked on new material just very rarely because of different reasons (partly personal, partly being not motivated enough) but since the last months ,we intensified the work for new material and realised, that the old spirit is back again and we are very motivated for a cool new release and we are very committed in every terms of composing.

    Meanwhile there are two songs which are fix starters for the album. 4 or 5 songs are in a more advance state and we composed riffs for at least 10 or 15 songs in a very early state. Btw. we still have one finished song from the last oath bound session which also will be in one or another way. so probably this time we are in the luck situation that we have more songs left, so maybe there will be some special limited fan releases beside the normal release, but this is of course just a wish right now.

    We hope that until the end of this year most of the material for the new album can be finished. In the moment we have no concrete conception about the lyrical concept. All we can say right now is, that Summoning is still alive and middle earth will awake again. - SUMMONING official web presence


    This is encouraging.

    It does not sound like it will be soon, but so long as quality is high, it will be massively anticipated.
     

    przk | ¶ | underground metal | Eleven comments

    THRASH is not SPEED METAL

    18 02 12 - 16:52



    Mix together the early CIRCLE JERKS, early BLACK FLAG, MDC, MINOR THREAT, SSD, TERVEET K�DET, and GANG GREEN, and you have something approximating these DIRTY ROTTEN IMBECILES (so-called by their parents). What can I say--this is manic, intense, tight thrash with great lyrics, and I can't wait till these Houston boys unleash themselves upon the rest of us deprived people. 22 songs.
    -Tim Yohannan (from Maximum Rocknroll #5, March/April 1983)

     

    przk | ¶ | underground metal | 31 comments

    PROFANATICA - Sickened By Holy Host / The Grand Masters Session

    18 02 12 - 16:51



    This oddity features an all new 39 minute mini-album plus the "The Grand Masters Session" Box Set on CD for the very first time. Nearly 80 minutes of true blasphemy & perversion.

    PART #1 features 5 new songs plus 2 old classics written and recorded by Ledney with a session member. The performance on this work is much like their primitive NECROVORE-ous atrocities committed in the early '90s and allows for safe assumption of what could have been heard on their long-lost album, "The Raping of the Virgin Mary."

    Meanwhile, PART #2 features the same titles but written and recorded by Gelso alongside the same drums & vocals performed on part #1. The execution of this session continues in the more musical direction showcased on their first 2 albums and incorporates soundscapes sonically compiled by the late Aragon Amori. The end result is nothing short of devastating, and the vast contrast between these two sessions takes on the form of an album in itself that is sure to appeal to both old & new devotees of the black cult.

    Finally, "The Grand Masters Session" previously available as a vinyl-only 8" Box Set, is a raging 2008 "live in the studio" recording showcasing many of the classics, a few newer hits and an exclusive medley (a conglomerate of 5 songs).

     

    przk | ¶ | underground metal | Ten comments

    SUPURATION retrospective CD release

    17 02 12 - 10:10



    Yes, the mighty french legend SUPURATION (aka SUP) are back from the crematory in form of a retrospective collection CD which includes all the earliest and most brutal stuff of the band from '89 /'90 when they were in their most Death Metal shape right before they started to experiment with clean vocals and more varied sounds.

    "Back from the Crematory" is the generic title of this cult release which is planned for an imminent release on September 16th. The CD includes the awesome band's debut self-financed mini CD "Sultry Obsession" ('90), their only demo "Official Rehearsal" ('90) as well as the impossible-to-find demo of the band's very 1st studio recording "Haunted" under their previous monicker ETSICROXE as well as a 9-song live show, both from '89.

    This masterpiece comes with remastered sound and packed in a total old-fashioned layout in contrat to their latter weird & sophisticated designs. Includes killer 12-pages booklet featuring an exclusive retro-interview, liner notes, cover and tons of old photos & flyers. This definitely a must-have release not only for every SUPURATION fan, but for every lover of the good old Death Metal from late 80's and early 90's!!

    http://www.xtreemmusic.com/
     

    przk | ¶ | underground metal | Six comments

    Lord Wind - Ales Stenar

    12 02 12 - 07:36

    New Lord Wind: not metal per se, but metal in spirit, and it will be hard to beat this impressive CD that I'm already calling as "album of the year."



    Note new URL.
     

    przk | ¶ | underground metal | Sixteen comments

    New SAMMATH

    11 02 12 - 12:07

     

    przk | ¶ | underground metal | Two comments

    YADENU (Yet Another DEMONCY "Enthroned is the Night" Update)

    11 02 12 - 12:06

    Demoncy (CD) jackets are in production and on their way to completion. No release date has been given yet but we are expecting them roughly around the 22nd of February. - Forever Plagued Records

    Can't fucking wait!
     

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    BLASPHERIAN update

    09 02 12 - 17:24

    BLASPHERIAN UPDATE:
    NEW SONG FOR SPLIT 7" WITH IMPRECATION......FINISHED
    2 NEW SONGS,REWORKED VERSION OF 'TO WALK THE PATH...'.... FINISHED
    AND NOW WE BEGIN WRITING FOR THE UPCOMING SPLIT WITH CRUCIFIER 'THE POISONERS OF YAHWASTE'...
    AND THEN WE RECORD THIS UNHOLY MADNESS....HOPEFULLY SOMETIME IN MARCH/APRIL 2012 ANNO SATANAS...
     

    przk | ¶ | underground metal | Ten comments

    New footage of Quorthon

    09 02 12 - 16:42

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    Part 3:


    See also our interview with Quorthon, one of the smartest men in metal.
     

    przk | ¶ | underground metal | Two comments

    VARG VIKERNES converting to Christianity?

    06 02 12 - 20:09

    A textual comparison:

    A Burzum Story: Part VIII - On Overgrown Paths

    'Enter ye in at the narrow gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way that leadeth to destruction, and many there are who go in thereat.

    Bible

    How narrow is the gate, and strait is the way that leadeth to life: and few there are that find it!' Matthew 7: 13-14

    All I can say is... oy gevalt. Ripped shamelessly from Faceplant
     

    przk | ¶ | underground metal | Four comments

    Another DEMONCY update

    06 02 12 - 19:55

    Okay FPR confirmed the updated jacket design. I'm waiting to hear back that everything is accepted and in production. Remember everything is done but the jacket so once the jacket is done everything gets packaged and sent to us. I'll confirm once the jacket is in production and then I'll confirm once they give us an exact shipping date. I'll feel so much better once these are in the hands of all who preordered as I know we are at fault for accepting these pre's so damn early, considering the time its taking to get this finished.- FPR
     

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    Typical Gojira Fan

    03 02 12 - 01:34



    This from fans of the band who penned this lyrical turd:


    I hold my inner child within
    And tell him not to cry
    "don't fear the living"
    One day you will stand as a king
    And no fear can erase
    This light below us
    Each one of us is now engaged
    This secret we all have
    This truth is growing
    And as a warrior I have to fight
    I can already feel
    The love I'll discover


    Is it fair to point out that anyone who thinks this is "poetry" or "profound" is of the level of stupidity found mainly in Twilight fans?
     

    przk | ¶ | underground metal | Seven comments

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