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Psycho-Knife My Pygmy is a controversial single released by band ‘Atheist Rape Collective’ in 2007. Criticised for sounding like a ‘Brain soup nightmare’ the song generated condemnation from almost everyone, and was eventually banned only three weeks after release, when horrified criminologists discovered it sounded identical to the inner monologue of a serial killer.

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rdfs:comment	Psycho-Knife My Pygmy is a controversial single released by band ‘Atheist Rape Collective’ in 2007. Criticised for sounding like a ‘Brain soup nightmare’ the song generated condemnation from almost everyone, and was eventually banned only three weeks after release, when horrified criminologists discovered it sounded identical to the inner monologue of a serial killer.
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abstract	Psycho-Knife My Pygmy is a controversial single released by band ‘Atheist Rape Collective’ in 2007. Criticised for sounding like a ‘Brain soup nightmare’ the song generated condemnation from almost everyone, and was eventually banned only three weeks after release, when horrified criminologists discovered it sounded identical to the inner monologue of a serial killer. Witnesses say the song was so violent it left most listeners with bleeding heads; many even claimed it felt like their ears had been flattened with invisible sound hammers, and that some of the guitar solos had ‘sharp edges’. Eventually under the threat of legal action the band admitted that many of their lyrics were ‘fist shaped’, and could only be listened to safely wearing a special hat. The song encouraged the murder and consumption of anyone below four feet in height; this meant that even children were not exempt from the cannibal music banquet. They even included serving suggestions on the back of the CD cover and a small satchel of salt, a substance police call The Devil's dandruff. However, the band denied the song's violent message was harmful, saying it was all a ‘happy joke, like morphine,’ and insisting they’d just wanted to write a song that ‘smelt like raw metal’. They urged listeners not to butcher short people with razors. ‘By all means mutilate a sausage if you have to,’ they said ‘but don’t kill any dwarfs.’ So far no dwarfs have died. But that doesn't prove it's not happening.

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