39: Yugo War Music - Probably worse than you think
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In this hybrid between the first and second arc, TENE crew ventures into to the world Yugoslav war music of the 1990s so loved by the edgy memelords of the more smooth-brained corners of the internet. DJ Boris gets on the 1s and 2s and subjects Rey and Fritz to some of the "hits" of the genre while trying to figure out what is so appealing about Ustaša cock rock and genocidal carnival music.
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