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Jimmy Eat World have always been at the crossover point between pop-punk and emo

Nate Mendel and Chris Shiflett

Belphegor have long been known as boundary stretchers in the blackened death metal scene

glitchy opening - which quickly transitions into fast hard synth with just the right hint of metal - to it's symphonic electronica ending - like how the soundtrack to Knight Rider might sound in a parallel universe where cyberpunk rules - Mechanical Perfection is the best assault on the aural senses you will experience without actually plugging your brain into some kind of dangerous plutonium-fuelled dark synth machine

I was looking at images for the search term '1920s' when I came across an image of a man from one hundred years ago who was wearing a facemask which was presumably from the time of the Spanish Flu pandemic

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