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four pieces for violin / the same much

by Justin Clifford Rhody / churchburners

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Justin Clifford Rhody - one 01:45
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Justin Clifford Rhody - two 00:26
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Justin Clifford Rhody - three 02:45
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Justin Clifford Rhody - four 01:38
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churchburners - creep slippin' 01:36
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churchburners - finally some 01:17
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churchburners - separate strings 01:29
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churchburners - when things 01:27

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'four pieces for violin' by Justin Rhody recorded on the campus of an abandoned art school and at The Center for Contemporary Arts in Santa Fe New Mexico, 2021-2022.

'the same much' by churchburners recorded by Zach Ippen at home July 2021 - April 2022.

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released October 7, 2022

A co-release between Physical & Greentape

'four pieces for violin' mastered by Andrew Weathers

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