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Monorail Trespassing Los Angeles, California
Established in 1999, and active since 2001, Monorail is a record label dealing in highly individual and considered forms of experimental music -- not limited to, but including harsh noise, sound collage, ambient, drone, and electro-acoustic musics.
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Without Belonging - Convocation”
entertained crowd banter can really sound disturbing in the right context
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"Introductio In Analysin Infinitorum" (NRRe^iπ+1=0)
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Jason Crumer - S/T
by Breathing Problem Productions
supported by 4 fans who also own “Without Belonging - Convocation”
this really is the self titled record by jason crumer
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An introspective record that fuses post-rock, shoegaze and ambient synth patches into a seamless array of shimmering soundscapes.
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Une harmonie invisible
by Olympic nightingale
Olympic nightingale, from New Delhi, is a one-man project that creates ominous and harrowing soundscapes from brutally distorted samples.
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Influenced by music of the Pacific Northwest, drowse riffs on detachment, memory and the relationship to "self."
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Buck II: Where Do You Want It? (NRR119)
by Buck Young
supported by 4 fans who also own “Without Belonging - Convocation”
Pushed play for the Giant Scorpion-Killing-Red State-Gumby-Dog People, but continued listening for the unhinged, psychedelic, country-western, cactus-flavoured, sound-looping, Zappaesque weirdness and apparent lack of conventional awareness that this is not how accessible music is made. I'm odd that way.
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