Tetra-denim - Revision history

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	Short-lived [[No-wave\|No Wave]] and jazz-adjacent New York City-based music trio (with special guests) active in the late 1980's. The group's work was stationed at the intersection of jazz fusion, synth pop, and carnatic music. Tetra Denim briefly emerged from the ashes of [[Digital-riptide\|Digital Riptide's]] demise - a slight three song EP entitled [[error\|''Spaceships of Ezekiel'']] stands as the group's only official documentation. A smattering of video material was, at some point in the mid-1990's, posted on [[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]] using ripped footage from various commercial sources, including three minutes of veritable [[helicopter-fetish\|helicopter fetishism]] entitled [[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter]],<ref>Including material culled from [[Jan-michael-vincent\|''Airwolf''.]]</ref>. It remains unclear if such materials were generated by a digital archivist or the group itself. ''Spaceships of Ezekiel'''s final track, the carnatically-inspired ''I am Become Death'', features an uncredited South Indian singer responding to Robert Oppenheimer's (in)famous quote referencing Hinduism's highest scripture, the ''Bahgavad Gita'', when discussing the aftermath of the [[error\|Manhattan Project]].		Short-lived [[No-wave\|No Wave]] and jazz-adjacent New York City-based music trio (with special guests) active in the late 1980's. The group's work was stationed at the intersection of jazz fusion, synth pop, and carnatic music. Tetra Denim briefly emerged from the ashes of [[Digital-riptide\|Digital Riptide's]] demise - a slight three song EP entitled [[error\|''Spaceships of Ezekiel'']] stands as the group's only official documentation. A smattering of video material was, at some point in the mid-1990's, posted on [[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]] using ripped footage from various commercial sources, including three minutes of veritable [[helicopter-fetish\|helicopter fetishism]] entitled [[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter]],<ref>Including material culled from [[Jan-michael-vincent\|''Airwolf''.]]</ref>. It remains unclear if such materials were generated by a digital archivist or the group itself. ''Spaceships of Ezekiel'''s final track, the carnatically-inspired ''I am Become Death'', features an uncredited South Indian singer responding to Robert Oppenheimer's (in)famous quote referencing Hinduism's highest scripture, the ''Bahgavad Gita'', when discussing the aftermath of the [[error\|Manhattan Project]].

			[[File:Pink Twilight Blue Thunder - Compressed.mp4\|500px\|center\|alt=Tetra Denim's "Egyptian Helicopter"\|Tetra Denim's "Egyptian Helicopter"]]

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	'''[related: Egyptian Helicopter (song)][disambiguation: [[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter]] (hieroglyph)'''		'''[related: Egyptian Helicopter (song)][disambiguation: [[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter]] (hieroglyph)'''
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	Short-lived [[No-wave\|No Wave]] and jazz-adjacent New York City-based music trio (with special guests) active in the late 1980's. The group's work was stationed at the intersection of jazz fusion, synth pop, and carnatic music. Tetra Denim briefly emerged from the ashes of [[Digital-riptide\|Digital Riptide's]] demise - a slight three song EP entitled [[error\|''Spaceships of Ezekiel'']] stands as the group's only official documentation. A smattering of video material was, at some point, posted on [[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]] using ripped footage from various commercial sources, including three minutes of veritable [[helicopter-fetish\|helicopter fetishism]] entitled [[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter]],<ref>Including material culled from [[Jan-michael-vincent\|''Airwolf''.]]</ref>. It remains unclear if such materials were generated by ~~the~~ digital archivist or the group itself. ''Spaceships of Ezekiel'''s final track, the carnatically-inspired ''I am Become Death'', features an uncredited South Indian singer responding to Robert Oppenheimer's (in)famous quote referencing Hinduism's highest scripture, the ''Bahgavad Gita'', when discussing the aftermath of the [[error\|Manhattan Project]].		Short-lived [[No-wave\|No Wave]] and jazz-adjacent New York City-based music trio (with special guests) active in the late 1980's. The group's work was stationed at the intersection of jazz fusion, synth pop, and carnatic music. Tetra Denim briefly emerged from the ashes of [[Digital-riptide\|Digital Riptide's]] demise - a slight three song EP entitled [[error\|''Spaceships of Ezekiel'']] stands as the group's only official documentation. A smattering of video material was, at some point in the mid-1990's, posted on [[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]] using ripped footage from various commercial sources, including three minutes of veritable [[helicopter-fetish\|helicopter fetishism]] entitled [[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter]],<ref>Including material culled from [[Jan-michael-vincent\|''Airwolf''.]]</ref>. It remains unclear if such materials were generated by a digital archivist or the group itself. ''Spaceships of Ezekiel'''s final track, the carnatically-inspired ''I am Become Death'', features an uncredited South Indian singer responding to Robert Oppenheimer's (in)famous quote referencing Hinduism's highest scripture, the ''Bahgavad Gita'', when discussing the aftermath of the [[error\|Manhattan Project]].

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	'''[related: Egyptian Helicopter (song)][disambiguation: [[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter]] (hieroglyph)'''		'''[related: Egyptian Helicopter (song)][disambiguation: [[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter]] (hieroglyph)'''
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	Short-lived [[No-wave\|No Wave]] and jazz-adjacent New York City-based music trio (with special guests) active in the late 1980's. The group's work was stationed at the intersection of jazz fusion, synth pop, and carnatic music. Tetra Denim briefly emerged from the ashes of [[Digital-riptide\|Digital Riptide's]] demise - a slight three song EP entitled [[error\|''Spaceships of Ezekiel'']] stands as the group's only official documentation. A smattering of video material was, at some point, posted on [[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]] using ripped footage from various commercial sources, including three minutes of veritable [[helicopter-fetish\|helicopter fetishism]] entitled [[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter]],<ref>Including material culled from [[Jan-michael-vincent\|''Airwolf''.]]</ref>. It remains unclear if such materials were generated by the digital archivist or the group itself. ''Spaceships of Ezekiel'''s final track, the carnatically-inspired ''I am Become Death'', features an uncredited South Indian singer responding to Robert Oppenheimer's (in)famous quote referencing Hinduism's highest scripture, the Bahgavad Gita, when discussing the aftermath of the Manhattan Project.		Short-lived [[No-wave\|No Wave]] and jazz-adjacent New York City-based music trio (with special guests) active in the late 1980's. The group's work was stationed at the intersection of jazz fusion, synth pop, and carnatic music. Tetra Denim briefly emerged from the ashes of [[Digital-riptide\|Digital Riptide's]] demise - a slight three song EP entitled [[error\|''Spaceships of Ezekiel'']] stands as the group's only official documentation. A smattering of video material was, at some point, posted on [[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]] using ripped footage from various commercial sources, including three minutes of veritable [[helicopter-fetish\|helicopter fetishism]] entitled [[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter]],<ref>Including material culled from [[Jan-michael-vincent\|''Airwolf''.]]</ref>. It remains unclear if such materials were generated by the digital archivist or the group itself. ''Spaceships of Ezekiel'''s final track, the carnatically-inspired ''I am Become Death'', features an uncredited South Indian singer responding to Robert Oppenheimer's (in)famous quote referencing Hinduism's highest scripture, the ''Bahgavad Gita'', when discussing the aftermath of the [[error\|Manhattan Project]].

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	==Tetra Denim==		==Tetra Denim==
	'''[related: Egyptian Helicopter (song)][disambiguation:[[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter]] (hieroglyph)'''		'''[related: Egyptian Helicopter (song)][disambiguation: [[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter]] (hieroglyph)'''
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	Short-lived [[No-wave\|No Wave]] and jazz-adjacent New York City-based music trio (with special guests) active in the late 1980's. The group's work was stationed at the intersection of jazz fusion, synth pop, and carnatic music. Tetra Denim briefly emerged from the ashes of [[Digital-riptide\|Digital Riptide's]] demise - a slight three song EP entitled [[error\|''Spaceships of Ezekiel'']] stands as the group's only official documentation. A smattering of video material was, at some point, posted on [[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]] using ripped footage from various commercial sources, including three minutes of veritable [[helicopter-fetish\|helicopter fetishism]] entitled [[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter]],<ref>Including material culled from [[Jan-michael-vincent\|''Airwolf''.]]</ref>. It remains unclear if such materials were generated by the digital archivist or the group itself. ''Spaceships of Ezekiel'''s final track, the carnatically-inspired ''I am Become Death'', features an uncredited South Indian singer responding to Robert Oppenheimer's (in)famous quote referencing Hinduism's highest scripture, the Bahgavad Gita, when discussing the aftermath of the Manhattan Project.		Short-lived [[No-wave\|No Wave]] and jazz-adjacent New York City-based music trio (with special guests) active in the late 1980's. The group's work was stationed at the intersection of jazz fusion, synth pop, and carnatic music. Tetra Denim briefly emerged from the ashes of [[Digital-riptide\|Digital Riptide's]] demise - a slight three song EP entitled [[error\|''Spaceships of Ezekiel'']] stands as the group's only official documentation. A smattering of video material was, at some point, posted on [[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]] using ripped footage from various commercial sources, including three minutes of veritable [[helicopter-fetish\|helicopter fetishism]] entitled [[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter]],<ref>Including material culled from [[Jan-michael-vincent\|''Airwolf''.]]</ref>. It remains unclear if such materials were generated by the digital archivist or the group itself. ''Spaceships of Ezekiel'''s final track, the carnatically-inspired ''I am Become Death'', features an uncredited South Indian singer responding to Robert Oppenheimer's (in)famous quote referencing Hinduism's highest scripture, the Bahgavad Gita, when discussing the aftermath of the Manhattan Project.

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	==Tetra Denim==		==Tetra Denim==
	'''[related: Egyptian Helicopter (song)][disambiguation:[[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter] (hieroglyph)'''		'''[related: Egyptian Helicopter (song)][disambiguation:[[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter]] (hieroglyph)'''
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	Short-lived [[No-wave\|No Wave]] and jazz-adjacent New York City-based music trio (with special guests) active in the late 1980's. The group's work was stationed at the intersection of jazz fusion, synth pop, and carnatic music. Tetra Denim briefly emerged from the ashes of [[Digital-riptide\|Digital Riptide's]] demise - a slight three song EP entitled [[error\|''Spaceships of Ezekiel'']] stands as the group's only official documentation. A smattering of video material was, at some point, posted on [[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]] using ripped footage from various commercial sources, including three minutes of veritable [[helicopter-fetish\|helicopter fetishism]] entitled [[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter]],<ref>Including material culled from [[Jan-michael-vincent\|''Airwolf''.]]</ref>. It remains unclear if such materials were generated by the digital archivist or the group itself. ''Spaceships of Ezekiel'''s final track, the carnatically-inspired ''I am Become Death'', features an uncredited South Indian singer responding to Robert Oppenheimer's (in)famous quote referencing Hinduism's highest scripture, the Bahgavad Gita, when discussing the aftermath of the Manhattan Project.		Short-lived [[No-wave\|No Wave]] and jazz-adjacent New York City-based music trio (with special guests) active in the late 1980's. The group's work was stationed at the intersection of jazz fusion, synth pop, and carnatic music. Tetra Denim briefly emerged from the ashes of [[Digital-riptide\|Digital Riptide's]] demise - a slight three song EP entitled [[error\|''Spaceships of Ezekiel'']] stands as the group's only official documentation. A smattering of video material was, at some point, posted on [[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]] using ripped footage from various commercial sources, including three minutes of veritable [[helicopter-fetish\|helicopter fetishism]] entitled [[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter]],<ref>Including material culled from [[Jan-michael-vincent\|''Airwolf''.]]</ref>. It remains unclear if such materials were generated by the digital archivist or the group itself. ''Spaceships of Ezekiel'''s final track, the carnatically-inspired ''I am Become Death'', features an uncredited South Indian singer responding to Robert Oppenheimer's (in)famous quote referencing Hinduism's highest scripture, the Bahgavad Gita, when discussing the aftermath of the Manhattan Project.

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	==Tetra Denim==		==Tetra Denim==
	'''[related: Egyptian Helicopter (song)][disambiguation:Egyptian Helicopter (hieroglyph)]'''		'''[related: Egyptian Helicopter (song)][disambiguation:[[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter] (hieroglyph)'''
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	Short-lived [[No-wave\|No Wave]] and jazz-adjacent New York City-based music trio (with special guests) active in the late 1980's. The group's work was stationed at the intersection of jazz fusion, synth pop, and carnatic music. Tetra Denim briefly emerged from the ashes of [[Digital-riptide\|Digital Riptide's]] demise - a slight three song EP entitled [[error\|''Spaceships of Ezekiel'']] stands as the group's only official documentation. A smattering of video material was, at some point, posted on [[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]] using ripped footage from various commercial sources, including three minutes of veritable [[helicopter-fetish\|helicopter fetishism]] entitled [[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter]],<ref>Including material culled from [[Jan-michael-vincent\|''Airwolf''.]]</ref>. It remains unclear if such materials were generated by the digital archivist or the group itself. ''Spaceships of Ezekiel'''s final track, the carnatically-inspired ''I am Become Death'', features an uncredited South Indian singer responding to Robert Oppenheimer's (in)famous quote referencing Hinduism's highest scripture, the Bahgavad Gita, when discussing the aftermath of the Manhattan Project.		Short-lived [[No-wave\|No Wave]] and jazz-adjacent New York City-based music trio (with special guests) active in the late 1980's. The group's work was stationed at the intersection of jazz fusion, synth pop, and carnatic music. Tetra Denim briefly emerged from the ashes of [[Digital-riptide\|Digital Riptide's]] demise - a slight three song EP entitled [[error\|''Spaceships of Ezekiel'']] stands as the group's only official documentation. A smattering of video material was, at some point, posted on [[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]] using ripped footage from various commercial sources, including three minutes of veritable [[helicopter-fetish\|helicopter fetishism]] entitled [[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter]],<ref>Including material culled from [[Jan-michael-vincent\|''Airwolf''.]]</ref>. It remains unclear if such materials were generated by the digital archivist or the group itself. ''Spaceships of Ezekiel'''s final track, the carnatically-inspired ''I am Become Death'', features an uncredited South Indian singer responding to Robert Oppenheimer's (in)famous quote referencing Hinduism's highest scripture, the Bahgavad Gita, when discussing the aftermath of the Manhattan Project.

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	'''[related: Egyptian Helicopter (song)][disambiguation:Egyptian Helicopter (hieroglyph)]'''		'''[related: Egyptian Helicopter (song)][disambiguation:Egyptian Helicopter (hieroglyph)]'''
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	Short-lived [[No-wave\|No Wave]] and jazz-adjacent New York City-based music trio (with special guests) active in the late 1980's. The group's work was stationed at the intersection of jazz fusion, synth pop, and carnatic music. Tetra Denim briefly emerged from the ashes of [[Digital-riptide\|Digital Riptide's]] demise - a slight three song EP entitled [[error\|''Spaceships of Ezekiel'']] stands as the group's only official documentation. A smattering of video material was, at some point, posted on [[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]] using ripped footage from various commercial sources, including three minutes of veritable [[helicopter-fetish\|helicopter fetishism]] entitled [[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter]],<ref>Including material culled from [[Jan-michael-vincent\|''Airwolf'']]</ref>. It remains unclear if such materials were generated by the digital archivist or the group itself. ''Spaceships of Ezekiel'''s final track, the carnatically-inspired ''I am Become Death'', features an uncredited South Indian singer responding to Robert Oppenheimer's (in)famous quote referencing Hinduism's highest scripture, the Bahgavad Gita, when discussing the aftermath of the Manhattan Project.		Short-lived [[No-wave\|No Wave]] and jazz-adjacent New York City-based music trio (with special guests) active in the late 1980's. The group's work was stationed at the intersection of jazz fusion, synth pop, and carnatic music. Tetra Denim briefly emerged from the ashes of [[Digital-riptide\|Digital Riptide's]] demise - a slight three song EP entitled [[error\|''Spaceships of Ezekiel'']] stands as the group's only official documentation. A smattering of video material was, at some point, posted on [[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]] using ripped footage from various commercial sources, including three minutes of veritable [[helicopter-fetish\|helicopter fetishism]] entitled [[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter]],<ref>Including material culled from [[Jan-michael-vincent\|''Airwolf''.]]</ref>. It remains unclear if such materials were generated by the digital archivist or the group itself. ''Spaceships of Ezekiel'''s final track, the carnatically-inspired ''I am Become Death'', features an uncredited South Indian singer responding to Robert Oppenheimer's (in)famous quote referencing Hinduism's highest scripture, the Bahgavad Gita, when discussing the aftermath of the Manhattan Project.

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	'''[related: Egyptian Helicopter (song)][disambiguation:Egyptian Helicopter (hieroglyph)]'''		'''[related: Egyptian Helicopter (song)][disambiguation:Egyptian Helicopter (hieroglyph)]'''
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	Short-lived [[No-wave\|No Wave]] and jazz-adjacent New York City-based music trio (with special guests) active in the late 1980's. The group's work was stationed at the intersection of jazz fusion, synth pop, and carnatic music. Tetra Denim briefly emerged from the ashes of [[Digital-riptide\|Digital Riptide's]] demise - a slight three song EP entitled [[error\|''Spaceships of Ezekiel'']] stands as the group's only official documentation. A smattering of video material was, at some point, posted on [[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]] using ripped footage from various commercial sources ~~(including [[Jan-michael-vincent\|''Airwolf'']]~~, including three minutes of veritable [[helicopter-fetish\|helicopter fetishism]] entitled [[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter]]. It remains unclear if such materials were generated by the digital archivist or the group itself. ~~Then say about~~ Become Death		Short-lived [[No-wave\|No Wave]] and jazz-adjacent New York City-based music trio (with special guests) active in the late 1980's. The group's work was stationed at the intersection of jazz fusion, synth pop, and carnatic music. Tetra Denim briefly emerged from the ashes of [[Digital-riptide\|Digital Riptide's]] demise - a slight three song EP entitled [[error\|''Spaceships of Ezekiel'']] stands as the group's only official documentation. A smattering of video material was, at some point, posted on [[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]] using ripped footage from various commercial sources, including three minutes of veritable [[helicopter-fetish\|helicopter fetishism]] entitled [[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter]],<ref>Including material culled from [[Jan-michael-vincent\|''Airwolf'']]</ref>. It remains unclear if such materials were generated by the digital archivist or the group itself. ''Spaceships of Ezekiel'''s final track, the carnatically-inspired ''I am Become Death'', features an uncredited South Indian singer responding to Robert Oppenheimer's (in)famous quote referencing Hinduism's highest scripture, the Bahgavad Gita, when discussing the aftermath of the Manhattan Project.

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	==Tetra Denim==		==Tetra Denim==
	'''[related: Egyptian Helicopter (song)][disambiguation:Egyptian Helicopter (hieroglyph)}'''		'''[related: Egyptian Helicopter (song)][disambiguation:Egyptian Helicopter (hieroglyph)]'''
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	~~Experimental~~ No Wave and jazz-adjacent New York City-based music trio (with special guests) active in the late 1980's. The group's work was ~~marked by~~ the intersection of jazz fusion, synth pop, and carnatic music. ~~Emerging~~ from the ashes of [[Digital-riptide\|Digital Riptide's]] demise, a slight three song EP entitled [[error\|''~~Egyptian Helicopter~~'']] stands as the group's only official documentation. A smattering of video material was, at some point, posted on		Short-lived [[No-wave\|No Wave]] and jazz-adjacent New York City-based music trio (with special guests) active in the late 1980's. The group's work was stationed at the intersection of jazz fusion, synth pop, and carnatic music. Tetra Denim briefly emerged from the ashes of [[Digital-riptide\|Digital Riptide's]] demise - a slight three song EP entitled [[error\|''Spaceships of Ezekiel'']] stands as the group's only official documentation. A smattering of video material was, at some point, posted on [[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]] using ripped footage from various commercial sources (including [[Jan-michael-vincent\|''Airwolf'']], including three minutes of veritable [[helicopter-fetish\|helicopter fetishism]] entitled [[Egyptian Helicopter\|Egyptian Helicopter]]. It remains unclear if such materials were generated by the digital archivist or the group itself. Then say about Become Death
	[[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]] using ripped footage from various commercial sources. It remains unclear if ~~those~~ materials were generated by the digital archivist or the group itself.

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			'''[related: Egyptian Helicopter (song)][disambiguation:Egyptian Helicopter (hieroglyph)}'''
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	Experimental No Wave New York City-based music ~~ensemble~~ active in the ~~early/mid~~ 1980's. The group's work was marked by the intersection of jazz fusion, synth pop, and carnatic music. ~~Beyond its musical style, little about~~ the ~~group is known~~ - a ~~cover-less~~ three song ~~demo~~ EP stands as the group's only official documentation. A smattering of video material was, at some point, posted on		Experimental No Wave and jazz-adjacent New York City-based music trio (with special guests) active in the late 1980's. The group's work was marked by the intersection of jazz fusion, synth pop, and carnatic music. Emerging from the ashes of [[Digital-riptide\|Digital Riptide's]] demise, a slight three song EP entitled [[error\|''Egyptian Helicopter'']] stands as the group's only official documentation. A smattering of video material was, at some point, posted on
	[[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]] using ripped footage from various ~~cartoons, television shows, and journalistic interviews~~. It remains unclear if those materials were generated by the digital archivist or the group itself. The group's archivist claimed that members of the group went on to help form other prominent groups of the No Wave movement, including [[digital-riptide\|Digital Riptide]] and the [[error\|Spaceships of Ezekiel]].		[[phantom-archives\|Phantom Archives]] using ripped footage from various commercial sources. It remains unclear if those materials were generated by the digital archivist or the group itself.


	~~[[File: PinkTwilightPrelude2_1.mp3]]~~

	~~[[File: Blue Thunder Taillights.mp4]]~~