Assimilation Theory Cambridge, UK
Assimilation Theory concept popped into the mind of the talented Scottish bootlegger Dunproofin' while chatting with some of
his peers during a Bootie Twitch show.
People from the Mashup Community were invited, and here we are a few months after with a brand new mashup compilation around Muse's 2018 album, "Simulation Theory", plus a bonus disc filled with remastered older Muse mashups.
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