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Godspeed You! Black Emperor Montreal, Québec
Godspeed You! Black Emperor is:
Aidan Girt - drums
David Bryant - electric guitars
Efrim Manuel Menuck - electric guitars
Mauro Pezzente - electric bass
Michael Moya - electric guitars
Sophie Trudeau - violins and organ
Thierry Amar - electric and upright bass
Timothy Herzog - drums, glockenspiel
Karl Lemieux and Philippe Leonard - 16mm projections
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