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Circuit Preacher Richmond, Virginia
The year is 2222. The Circuit Preacher leads The Last Church of the Final Days, an underground doomsday cult in the American
South.
A State employee by day, the Preacher is secretly building a congregation. His songs fill corridors, basements, and other hidden places with heavy electronic rhythms and haunting melodies. This is dark music for the End Times. Will you join us?
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I Will Remember It All Differently
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Gothic industrial songs that recall darkest Depeche Mode while pounding out their own melodic path.
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