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The Making Of Cataclasm, Episode 3: Skapa poster

The Making Of Cataclasm, Episode 3: Skapa (2015)

Of all the difficulties facing artists, sustaining creativity seems to be the hardest. Inspiration comes and goes with the wind, seemingly out of nowhere. One of the hardest parts about creating a concept album in a short amount of time was making sure that I stayed inspired and kept creating.
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Of all the difficulties facing artists, sustaining creativity seems to be the hardest. Inspiration comes and goes with the wind, seemingly out of nowhere. One of the hardest parts about creating a concept album in a short amount of time was making sure that I stayed inspired and kept creating.

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Genre:Documentary, Music
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In Theaters:10/15/2015
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