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Might be the best of the Insect´s yet!
A great track, crawling up your spine and makes your head spin!
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Insect Ark Brooklyn, New York
INSECT ARK is an instrumental experimental cinematic doom band, led by Dana Schechter (bass, lap steel, electronics).
October 2019, Andy Patterson joined the band on drums + electronics.
live band photo: Chad Kelco www.chadkelco.com
Band contact: insectark@gmail.com
Management and Booking:
Nikos Giagkoudakis
ngiagoudakis@yahoo.com
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