The Centimes' 2013 single 'Locked Out' remixed by Brighton-based rock & electro outfit The Organ Grinder's Monkey @togm.
Vox & Bass - Jaz Robinson
Drums - Amy Devine @user-740085228
Guitars - Adam Woodsford @the-seagullscambridge
Produced by Ben Garnett @togm

The Centimes - Locked Out (The Organ Grinder's Monkey Remix)

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Amjano Cavalera - No Attention

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Rolling Sky - Knit Kingdom (Remix) Version 1

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John Wick.

In 1980s Germany, brilliant surgeon Dr. Kenzo Tenma saves a young boy instead of a politician—only to learn years later that the child has become a ruthless killer. Haunted by guilt, Tenma embarks on a perilous journey across Europe to stop the monster he once saved, uncovering a dark web of secrets and the true nature of evil itself.

From a philosophical perspective, the anime explores—among other themes—the question of what “absolute evil” truly is, and whether it can exist at all. This leads to a profound moral dilemma: if absolute evil does not exist, can someone devoted to preserving life—like a doctor—ever be justified in taking a life? The utilitarian answer seems simple: yes, if one death saves many others. But who has the right to make that decision? With this, Monster draws us directly into the heart of the Trolley Problem—a haunting exploration of morality, responsibility, and the darkness within us all.

Based on the manga by Naoki Urasawa (1994), adapted into an anime series by Madhouse in 2004.

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