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Coyote Call
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Insect Answer
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Desert Waking
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Cheyenne
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Mesquite Treason Joshua Tree, California
Wood and Rusty Metal wrapped in a blanket of noise interference trespass a vast and ancient
landscape.
Prepared instruments and extended techniques, cast as pioneering ghosts of western lore,
collide with natural forces of growth and entropy.
As a wild Earth, refusing to be measured in value of what might be stolen claims the bones and plunder of a foreign invader.
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What The Ocean Is Like At Night
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