The Waveform #015: Horizontal Rain
Three days of horizontal rain at the Fjord Festival, the brutal arithmetic of a 300-capacity room, and the roll of tape that saved the weekend.
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Staff writer. Compiles the Wire Mix series and writes The Waveform every Friday. Collects field recordings of empty transit stations.
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