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Episode 113 - That Time When Nick was in Victims of Internal Decay
Ep. 113
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Often overlooked but celebrated by those in the know, Oregon’s Victims of Internal Decay made small waves in the ‘90s. IHM’s own Nick Wusz was a member of the band and shares with us the recordings he was a part of and enlightens us to the band's career as a whole.
Join us to hear about Nick’s time with the band, their impact on a young Mr. Wusz, and listen to a couple of their songs.
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Hosts: Jason Walton and Nick Wusz.
Produced by Jason Walton for Earth in Sound Productions.
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