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"Rectum" is a track recorded in 2001, composed by one of the former two Daft Punk members Thomas Bangalter. It originates during the "Rectum" scene from the infamous 2002 French controversial thriller film, Irréversible, directed by Gaspar Noe. The track begins with low-frequency, rumbling drones that slowly build in intensity, in which accompanied by faint rhythmic pulse beats that sound like mechanical noises.
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- Irréversible (2002) (Debut; Mainly used during the "Rectum" scene.)
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