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Automatic, Autowiring
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[vertigo collection] LIVE ALBUM (FIELD RECORDING)
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sounds and artwork by valyri sheffner harris
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valyri Raleigh, North Carolina
Wax Museum eta: - 2030. Reach out to be a part of it, it'll get done faster the more people are
involved.
Sound Collage, Spoken Word, Post-Industrial, Death Industrial, regular Industrial, sometimes ambient, Deconstructed Club, Glitch Pop, Shattertrance, a bunch of other shit.
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Oct 2022 -
Oct 2021 -
Jun 2021 -
Jan 2018
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