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Hannes Grossman Shows That Playing Drums For Blotted Science is Absurd

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February 6, 2012
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We love Blotted Science. We also love The Animation of Entomology, the EP released by Blotted Science last year that saw them score their songs to numerous movie scenes that involves insects. Truly an ingenio... Read More...
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Final Blotted Science Entomology Video Released; Disinformasiya Enters Catatonic State

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December 16, 2011
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I knew this was going to be the worst one; I just knew it. Giant bugs I can handle, because they're not real, and if they are, they're on some fuck forsaken island in the middle of nowhere and can't get me. S... Read More...

Ron Jarzombek Runs Through Blotted Science Wizardry

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November 29, 2011
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OH HEY, BLOTTED SCIENCE AGAIN. They can't stop being awesome it seems. If you've ever wondered about how this instrumental death metal SOO PAH GROOP go about writing their music, you'd best scroll on dow... Read More...
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Blotted Science Have Done It Again; No Sleep For Me Tonight!

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November 25, 2011
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Actually it was no sleep for me last night, so as you read this I'm most likely ingesting large amounts of caffeine in an attempt to stay awake. My boss is probably looking at me funny and wondering why I keep ... Read More...

Blotted Science Continue To Be Creepy As All Living Fuck

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October 31, 2011
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We've had a glut of Blotted Science-related news lately, which is absolutely fantastic really because we're big fans round here, and it gives us excuses to write about them. Splendid! It was announced on Fri... Read More...

Blotted Science – The Animation of Entomology

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October 28, 2011
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Blotted Science The Animation of Entomology 01. Ingesting Blattaria 02. Cretaceous Chasm 03. Vermicular Asphyxiation 04. A Sting Operation As a rule, instrumental technical death metal is not someth... Read More...

Enter Blotted Science’s “Cretaceous Chasm“

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October 20, 2011
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I've been enjoying the absolute fuck out of Blotted Science's new record The Animation of Entomology. Every time I listen to it I discover a new facet to love, and today I learned that the track "Cretaceous C... Read More...

Blotted Science Tease New Album

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July 27, 2011
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So, Ron Jarzombek's instrumental tech death project Blotted Science have an upcoming EP called The Animation of Entomology. For the uninformed, the band consists of Ron Jarzombek of Watchtower and Spastic Ink... Read More...

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