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Vampire Rodents

Vampire Rodents


Vampire Rodents was the name of an industrial/experimental music project active ca. from 1988 to 1996. It was formed in Phoenix, Arizona, U.S.A., though the members were originally from Toronto, Canada; singer/guitarist/composer Daniel Vahnke (aka Anton Rathausen) and keyboardist Victor Wulf. Violinist/cellist Andrea Akastia began contributing after the release of War Music in 1990. The band was well known for their use of guest vocalists on many of their songs. Although many collaborators were credited on their albums, most of them, such as Consuelo Buenviento, were fake.

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Terra Amata

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Mother Tongue

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Unmoved

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Downwind

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Autocannibalism

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Gravity's Rim

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Evasion

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Sandtrap

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Subspecies

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Underneath

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Book of Job

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Apparition

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Saturation

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Dogchild

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Annexation

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Press of Flesh

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Gargoyles

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Scavenger

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