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330​,​000​-​Foot View

from E Pluribus Cuatro by The Diane-Kruger Effect

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The RockIt Scientist: Well, we covered much more ground than anticipated, but I certainly know better now than to trust what I can see. So, what are the instrumentation readouts telling us?

Dr. Mystery: We are presently at 330,000 feet and appear to be right at the edge of the G forces keeping us in orbit. We can see much more clearly now.

The Phosphorescent Hessian: Doctor, can you take a look at this?

Dr. Mystery: WHOA!

The RockIt Scientist: Ladies and gentleman, I'd like to remind you that pants are required to be worn at all times, except in the designated areas.

Rochelle: I indeed believe I can see very clearly now...

The Phosphorescent Hessian: Doc, I think Rochelle is checking me out.

Rochelle: ...it seems to be a singularity slowly taking shape on my monitors...

Dr. Mystery: Phos, it's a robot.

Rochelle: …and the purpose of everything is…

The RockIt Scientist: We are GO for exosphere!

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from E Pluribus Cuatro, released January 23, 2019
Written by Jason Fuse, Luke Overbey, and Robert Berg

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The Diane-Kruger Effect Atlanta, Georgia

We're the hip-hop/nonsense group The Diane-Kruger Effect (DKE): Jason Fuse, Luke Overbey, Robert Berg, Elle Laye, and Rochelle Bainbridge.

Our musical influences include Max Planck, Baruch Spinoza, Thomas Bayes, Tesla (the scientist, not the band or the car), Stuffy McInnis, The Hubble Space Telescope, and Potato Chips. Also, Shakespeare - wait, we're better than that. Forget that last one. ... more

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