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A Country In Harmony
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Mindset
20:39
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Alienated Objects
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Sound Checkout
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Animate House
19:40
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Getting Sunstroke
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Could End Malaria
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Meeting Hall
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Mock Ruin
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The Charles Ives Singers Melbourne, Australia
Formed in 1992, The Charles Ives Singers consists of renowned visual artists Victor Meertens, Alexis Ensor & David Palliser. They don't rehearse or plan gigs as they rely on the stealth of being alive. They are totally ready to fail in concert & sometimes come close. To be untrained in sound construction they consider a blessing. They view amateurism as a gift & intuition as their illogical ally. ... more
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