
Test Dept.: Program For Progress
Synopsis
The genius of Test Department is the band's ability to harness the musical power in otherwise ordinary objects such as scrap metal, wood and carpentry paraphernalia. This video also exhibits their amazing vision, which they've displayed before by taking tracks from their album "Program for Progress" and building films around them, all showcased in this unique collection. Songs include "Cold Witness," "Total State Machine" and "Inheritance."
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January 1, 1984
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- Original Title
- Test Dept.: Program For Progress
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 46m
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What is Test Dept.: Program For Progress about?
The genius of Test Department is the band's ability to harness the musical power in otherwise ordinary objects such as scrap metal, wood and carpentry paraphernalia. This video also exhibits their amazing vision, which they've displayed before by taking tracks from their album "Program for Progress" and building films around them, all showcased in this unique collection. Songs include "Cold Witness," "Total State Machine" and "Inheritance."
Who directed Test Dept.: Program For Progress?
Test Dept.: Program For Progress was directed by Not specified.
Who stars in Test Dept.: Program For Progress?
The principal cast of Test Dept.: Program For Progress includes Graham Cunnington.
When was Test Dept.: Program For Progress released and how long is it?
Test Dept.: Program For Progress was released in 1984 with a total runtime of 46m.
