- Audio artists creating separate tracks based on a certain chosen theme.
- Tracks should be cut-up, collage oriented with a time limit of roughly 5 minutes.
- Final mixed tracks will include the 3 to 5 artists signed up for a certain topic.
Exquisite Corpse Project : Religion
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