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  • May 2, 2015. Stokesdale, North Carolina.<br /> Scotty Irving, the lone member of Clang Quartet, has been playing Christian noise music since 1997. Irving designs and builds a series of masks and other wearable instruments with sound pedals and microphones imbedded into the repurposed science fiction and monster toys that he has deconstructed for the needs of his art. His 20 to 30 minute show is a statement on his sins and his journey past them on the way to finding Jesus.

  • May 2, 2015. Stokesdale, North Carolina.<br /> Scotty Irving, the lone member of Clang Quartet, has been playing Christian noise music since 1997. Irving designs and builds a series of masks and other wearable instruments with sound pedals and microphones imbedded into the repurposed science fiction and monster toys that he has deconstructed for the needs of his art. His 20 to 30 minute show is a statement on his sins and his journey past them on the way to finding Jesus.

  • May 2, 2015. Stokesdale, North Carolina.<br /> Scotty Irving, the lone member of Clang Quartet, has been playing Christian noise music since 1997. Irving designs and builds a series of masks and other wearable instruments with sound pedals and microphones imbedded into the repurposed science fiction and monster toys that he has deconstructed for the needs of his art. His 20 to 30 minute show is a statement on his sins and his journey past them on the way to finding Jesus.

  • May 2, 2015. Stokesdale, North Carolina.<br /> Scotty Irving, the lone member of Clang Quartet, has been playing Christian noise music since 1997. Irving designs and builds a series of masks and other wearable instruments with sound pedals and microphones imbedded into the repurposed science fiction and monster toys that he has deconstructed for the needs of his art. His 20 to 30 minute show is a statement on his sins and his journey past them on the way to finding Jesus.

  • May 2, 2015. Stokesdale, North Carolina.<br /> Scotty Irving, the lone member of Clang Quartet, has been playing Christian noise music since 1997. Irving designs and builds a series of masks and other wearable instruments with sound pedals and microphones imbedded into the repurposed science fiction and monster toys that he has deconstructed for the needs of his art. His 20 to 30 minute show is a statement on his sins and his journey past them on the way to finding Jesus.

  • May 2, 2015. Stokesdale, North Carolina.<br /> Scotty Irving, the lone member of Clang Quartet, has been playing Christian noise music since 1997. Irving designs and builds a series of masks and other wearable instruments with sound pedals and microphones imbedded into the repurposed science fiction and monster toys that he has deconstructed for the needs of his art. His 20 to 30 minute show is a statement on his sins and his journey past them on the way to finding Jesus.

  • May 2, 2015. Stokesdale, North Carolina.<br /> Scotty Irving, the lone member of Clang Quartet, has been playing Christian noise music since 1997. Irving designs and builds a series of masks and other wearable instruments with sound pedals and microphones imbedded into the repurposed science fiction and monster toys that he has deconstructed for the needs of his art. His 20 to 30 minute show is a statement on his sins and his journey past them on the way to finding Jesus.

  • May 2, 2015. Stokesdale, North Carolina.<br /> Scotty Irving, the lone member of Clang Quartet, has been playing Christian noise music since 1997. Irving designs and builds a series of masks and other wearable instruments with sound pedals and microphones imbedded into the repurposed science fiction and monster toys that he has deconstructed for the needs of his art. His 20 to 30 minute show is a statement on his sins and his journey past them on the way to finding Jesus.

  • May 2, 2015. Stokesdale, North Carolina.<br /> Scotty Irving, the lone member of Clang Quartet, has been playing Christian noise music since 1997. Irving designs and builds a series of masks and other wearable instruments with sound pedals and microphones imbedded into the repurposed science fiction and monster toys that he has deconstructed for the needs of his art. His 20 to 30 minute show is a statement on his sins and his journey past them on the way to finding Jesus.

  • May 2, 2015. Stokesdale, North Carolina.<br /> Scotty Irving, the lone member of Clang Quartet, has been playing Christian noise music since 1997. Irving designs and builds a series of masks and other wearable instruments with sound pedals and microphones imbedded into the repurposed science fiction and monster toys that he has deconstructed for the needs of his art. His 20 to 30 minute show is a statement on his sins and his journey past them on the way to finding Jesus.

  • May 2, 2015. Stokesdale, North Carolina.<br /> Scotty Irving, the lone member of Clang Quartet, has been playing Christian noise music since 1997. Irving designs and builds a series of masks and other wearable instruments with sound pedals and microphones imbedded into the repurposed science fiction and monster toys that he has deconstructed for the needs of his art. His 20 to 30 minute show is a statement on his sins and his journey past them on the way to finding Jesus.

  • May 2, 2015. Stokesdale, North Carolina.<br /> Scotty Irving, the lone member of Clang Quartet, has been playing Christian noise music since 1997. Irving designs and builds a series of masks and other wearable instruments with sound pedals and microphones imbedded into the repurposed science fiction and monster toys that he has deconstructed for the needs of his art. His 20 to 30 minute show is a statement on his sins and his journey past them on the way to finding Jesus.

  • May 2, 2015. Stokesdale, North Carolina.<br /> Scotty Irving, the lone member of Clang Quartet, has been playing Christian noise music since 1997. Irving designs and builds a series of masks and other wearable instruments with sound pedals and microphones imbedded into the repurposed science fiction and monster toys that he has deconstructed for the needs of his art. His 20 to 30 minute show is a statement on his sins and his journey past them on the way to finding Jesus.

  • May 2, 2015. Stokesdale, North Carolina.<br /> Scotty Irving, the lone member of Clang Quartet, has been playing Christian noise music since 1997. Irving designs and builds a series of masks and other wearable instruments with sound pedals and microphones imbedded into the repurposed science fiction and monster toys that he has deconstructed for the needs of his art. His 20 to 30 minute show is a statement on his sins and his journey past them on the way to finding Jesus.

  • May 2, 2015. Stokesdale, North Carolina.<br /> Scotty Irving, the lone member of Clang Quartet, has been playing Christian noise music since 1997. Irving designs and builds a series of masks and other wearable instruments with sound pedals and microphones imbedded into the repurposed science fiction and monster toys that he has deconstructed for the needs of his art. His 20 to 30 minute show is a statement on his sins and his journey past them on the way to finding Jesus.

  • May 2, 2015. Stokesdale, North Carolina.<br /> Scotty Irving, the lone member of Clang Quartet, has been playing Christian noise music since 1997. Irving designs and builds a series of masks and other wearable instruments with sound pedals and microphones imbedded into the repurposed science fiction and monster toys that he has deconstructed for the needs of his art. His 20 to 30 minute show is a statement on his sins and his journey past them on the way to finding Jesus.

  • May 2, 2015. Stokesdale, North Carolina.<br /> Scotty Irving, the lone member of Clang Quartet, has been playing Christian noise music since 1997. Irving designs and builds a series of masks and other wearable instruments with sound pedals and microphones imbedded into the repurposed science fiction and monster toys that he has deconstructed for the needs of his art. His 20 to 30 minute show is a statement on his sins and his journey past them on the way to finding Jesus.

  • May 2, 2015. Stokesdale, North Carolina.<br /> Scotty Irving, the lone member of Clang Quartet, has been playing Christian noise music since 1997. Irving designs and builds a series of masks and other wearable instruments with sound pedals and microphones imbedded into the repurposed science fiction and monster toys that he has deconstructed for the needs of his art. His 20 to 30 minute show is a statement on his sins and his journey past them on the way to finding Jesus.

  • May 2, 2015. Stokesdale, North Carolina.<br /> Scotty Irving, the lone member of Clang Quartet, has been playing Christian noise music since 1997. Irving designs and builds a series of masks and other wearable instruments with sound pedals and microphones imbedded into the repurposed science fiction and monster toys that he has deconstructed for the needs of his art. His 20 to 30 minute show is a statement on his sins and his journey past them on the way to finding Jesus.

  • May 2, 2015. Stokesdale, North Carolina.<br /> Scotty Irving, the lone member of Clang Quartet, has been playing Christian noise music since 1997. Irving designs and builds a series of masks and other wearable instruments with sound pedals and microphones imbedded into the repurposed science fiction and monster toys that he has deconstructed for the needs of his art. His 20 to 30 minute show is a statement on his sins and his journey past them on the way to finding Jesus.

  • May 2, 2015. Stokesdale, North Carolina.<br /> Scotty Irving, the lone member of Clang Quartet, has been playing Christian noise music since 1997. Irving designs and builds a series of masks and other wearable instruments with sound pedals and microphones imbedded into the repurposed science fiction and monster toys that he has deconstructed for the needs of his art. His 20 to 30 minute show is a statement on his sins and his journey past them on the way to finding Jesus.

  • May 2, 2015. Stokesdale, North Carolina.<br /> Scotty Irving, the lone member of Clang Quartet, has been playing Christian noise music since 1997. Irving designs and builds a series of masks and other wearable instruments with sound pedals and microphones imbedded into the repurposed science fiction and monster toys that he has deconstructed for the needs of his art. His 20 to 30 minute show is a statement on his sins and his journey past them on the way to finding Jesus.