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Post-twenties social adjusting is hard. Especially when you become haunted by a past that interrupts every aspect of your life.
Before the premiere of his first feature film, The Civil Dead, I talked with Clay Tatum (Power Violence, Whitmer Thomas: The Golden One, The Buddhist, Piggy), about the project, Slamdance, & mid-2000s metalcore.
You have until Feburary 6th to screen The Civil Dead at http://slamdance.com.
Listen to Clay's podcast, The American Arts & Culture Review.
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