Pin Your Night On Me

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This conversation, "Pin Your Night On Me," was improvised live by Argopelter on January 9th, 2020 at Wire & Vice in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Argopelter is Barry Paul Clark on bass, Devin Drobka on percussion, and Christopher Porterfield on guitar. This episode of WordLess was recorded by Daniel Holter with assistance from Ian Olvera. Mixing by Daniel Holter at Wire & Vice, mastering by Justin Perkins at Mystery Room Mastering. Artwork for the podcast created by Jamie Breiwick at B-Side Graphics. WordLess is produced, assembled, and distributed by The License Lab. For more information or to find WordLess on your favorite podcast service, go to licenselab.com/wordless

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