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Let Go of the Ground
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The Madness
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Just Make Art
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Black Cat
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Toilet Brain
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Silverscreen
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Holy Nightmare! Austin, Texas
Holy Nightmare! was formed when Jake Peery, Jerome Chwalek and Phillip McCarthy individually and collectively felt urgency to join Max Shorey to synonymously perform musical arrangements (which he, over relatively vast distances of time, conjured from the infinite void of the unknown) and then to aggregate back into the void in order to see what more they could find there.... What glorious fun! ... more
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