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Oriental Rug Burning
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Youth Guides The Way
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Cracked Armour
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Perfecting The Body
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Clinquant Pudendum Chicago, Illinois
Clinquant Pudendum is a gesamtkunstwerk created in Chicago, IL by Rush Falknor.
Independent record label/publishing
imprint/event platform with a focus on the esoteric, the aleatory, and the avant-garde. An homage to Musique Concrète, Heavy Electronics, Neo-Classical, Electroacoustic Improvisation, Experimental Sound Art, & Free Music.
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