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Earth In Streams(2017)
Status: Released
Date: 2017-04-15
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Time: 0h 27m
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Two performances by noisecore act Sissy Spacek, one from The Leathershop in Lima, OH, and another in Minneapolis, MN, processed with analog video equipment.
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Chondritic Video
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