Nuclear Argentina


Birdie Pop


Nuclear Crazy


For Every Thought of Fusion


Fukushima Radiocesium Acclimatization


She Kissed a Dry Cask


Moon Bear Attacks


Waste Isolation A-Toll


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Bespoke Collapse: The Pseudo-nitzschia Accord


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street-procession black


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outfall deep teal
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distant plant light
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coastal midnight

quiet witness
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coastal testimony


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warning yellow trim
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Escapement Denied


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southern Ohio rain
public record dragged into daylight
bureaucratic anger


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technical nightmare


Chicago toxic luxury
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red-tide shellfish horror
contaminated 808 bounce
no-safe-batch juke trap


Atomic City memory
governance folk restraint
public hearing unease
temporary storage burden
quiet Idaho witness


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vigilance recast as obstruction
TRISO fuel ambition
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last gate in name only


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regulatory moral injury
wounded recovery rock
fast track slow consequences


torchlit tribunal
anti-nuclear Renaissance ritual
hurdy-gurdy decree
false nuclear renaissance indictment
serious faire joy


high desert witness
geothermal field memory
fuel-cycle audit folk
future-invoice burden
dry-cask custody grief


airlift spectacle
promise power
unfueled demo
marketing in uniform
cargo-bay ridicule


doctrine chant
extraction-denial logic
threshold politics
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reactor needs the sewer
piss-to-steam ridicule
desert wastewater dependency
enthusiastic terror


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liability shield rock-and-roll noir
Price-Anderson shadow
JFK obstruction memory
public nuclear order hardening


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Mark One afterlife
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Gulf storm slate
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liability red accent


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old paper white
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cold meter cyan accent


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Oklahoma storm navy
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tailings clay ochre
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Red Water mud red
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Milly Rem sings from the cultural place nuclear PR often tries to claim: rural communities, host counties, family values, working people, churches, farms, rivers, winter-storm memory, seed inheritance, obituary boxes, and ordinary people who were expected to absorb the cost of systems they did not control.

Milly Rem is Corium Records band #46, a Granbury, Texas / Comanche Peak country Anti-Nuclear Hardship Country vocalist. Her world is warm 8-track truck-cab fidelity, seed-saving inheritance, cold houses, warm rivers, county obituaries, plant-gate promises, and a feminine Texas-country witness voice carrying the question the bureaucracy never put on the form.


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Nuclear Epistemic Supremacy makes glam metal out of nuclear permission culture: the moment credentialed authority decides when rules, clocks, domes, risks, and public meaning can be stretched.

N.E.S. is Corium Records band #47, a Kansas City-origin Anti-Nuclear Glam Metal band fronted by Nick Capacity. Built from winter highways, casino glow, convention-stage arrogance, weapons-complex residue, and nuclear permission culture, N.E.S. turns shutdown-clock extensions, test-bed spectacle, first-criticality theater, and institutional overconfidence into chrome-lit arena hooks.


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The Atom Debunkers make anti-nuclear alternative contemporary music for the moment nuclear starts sounding like lead: not because lead and nuclear are the same problem, but because society has already seen useful, normalized, defended systems eventually become indefensible.

The Atom Debunkers are Corium Records band #48, an Omaha-based Anti-Nuclear Alternative Contemporary project fronted by Radon Wash. Built around the anchor track If it Happened to Lead, the band uses calm checkmate energy, tight funk-influenced alternative rhythm, lead-gray Omaha noir, environmental data texture, and common-sense public memory to argue that nuclear legitimacy can run out of room the way lead did.


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dry handout cream
recycled-fuel turquoise
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trip alarm orange
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