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Agoraphobic Nosebleed
Released 2006

Agoraphobic Nosecandy Mix/Three Ring Inferno Mix
04:22
5 plays

Crash Course to Maximum Nowhere
00:30
358 plays

Azido Phencyclidine Electrophoresis/Thanksgiving Day
01:08
357 plays

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songs

- 1
- Azido Phencyclidine Electrophoresis/Thanksgiving Day
- 01:08
- 357 plays

- 2
- The Man from Famine
- 00:22
- 347 plays

- 3
- Crash Course to Maximum Nowhere
- 00:30
- 358 plays

- 4
- PCP Torpedo
- 00:09
- 246 plays

- 5
- Information Super Lost Highway
- 00:23
- 339 plays

- 6
- Thinning the Herd
- 01:03
- 333 plays

- 7
- Clorox Bong (Identity Panic)
- 00:20
- 264 plays

- 8
- Latin Thrift Cave
- 00:28
- 318 plays

- 9
- Doubled Over
- 00:47
- 343 plays

- 10
- Strong Stench of Balance
- 01:17
- 340 plays

- 11
- Agoraphobic Nosecandy Mix/Three Ring Inferno Mix
- 04:22
- 5 plays

- 12
- Agoranopticon Xanophobic Mix
- 04:25
- 1,434 plays

- 13
- Phantomasher Mix
- 01:45
- 1,386 plays

- 14
- Thanksgiving Day (Creed Are Twats and Nickleback Look Like Mike Bolton)
- 02:13
- 1,396 plays

- 15
- Agorzbow Merzbleed Mix
- 02:08
- 1,406 plays

- 16
- Decimated Spleencrawler Mix
- 01:29
- 1,387 plays

- 17
- Doubled Over (Throwing Up Blood) Mix
- 01:03
- 1,377 plays

- 18
- Flesh of Jesu Mix
- 06:38
- 1,389 plays

- 19
- Smoke Hard Drugz Mix
- 04:39
- 1,390 plays

- 20
- Harder Drugz Faster Mix
- 04:04
- 1,385 plays

- 21
- Apocalypse Nosebleed Mix
- 03:56
- 1,401 plays

- 22
- Interchangeable Antichrist Mix
- 04:58
- 1,384 plays

- 23
- Bloodusted Mix
- 04:04
- 1,388 plays

- 24
- PCP Power Trip Mix
- 08:01
- 1,409 plays

album review

PCP Torpedo clocks in at six-and-a-half minutes, though it seems twice as long. Agoraphobic Nosebleed are known for their pummeling blastbeat grindcore, and nowhere in their extensive back catalog is it better illustrated than here. Over before you know it, the ten tracks blur by in a chaos of impossibly fast drums and a simply oppressive wall of guitars, with vocals buried deep underneath, and barely understandable. The lyrics sheet, though thankfully provided, is of little help. Even with visual prompting, the vocals are indiscernible. Not that it matters, as the emphasis is on the grinding guitars and not the lyrics. On the second disc, ANbRX, some of the usual remix suspects appear, such as James Plotkin, Justin Broadrick, and Merzbow, all turning in typically excellent, if not necessarily remarkable mixes. Surprises abound, though, as opener Vidna Obmana's remix amazes with a dark ambient/dub take on the source material. The Drokz & Tails take also stands out, taming down the guitars in favor of a dancefloor-friendly hardcore 2-step beat. Together, the two discs are an excellent statement of purpose going forward for ANb, and an excellent door-opener for both the band and the genre. ~ James Mason, All Music Guide