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Obsidian Dance
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Poltergeists
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Charles K. Noyes Shohola, Pennsylvania
Since first performing live in 1977, CKN has played in bands ranging from Material, Toykillers, Carbon, The Golden Palominos and Invite the Spirit, to working with musicians as diverse as Darol Anger, Danny Davis, Sonny Sharrock and John Zorn. He has also performed with puppet theatre, the International Human Rights Watch Film Festival, numerous choreographers and Gnaoua musicians of Morocco. ... more
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