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Ikebukuro Dada France
Small non-profit DIY bedroom label for noise and experimental music releasing small, handmade runs of tapes and CDrs. All releases are hand made and every batch is limited. Now based in Nantes, France.
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Space rock jams get experimental and slightly evil with zoned out synths and wheezing guitar lines plus soft, sweet vocals.
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Tasmanian guitarist Julius Schwing embraces the visceral sounds of finger playing, incorporating them into his experimental guitar work.
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brutalovechamp
by Brandon Seabrook's Epic Proportions (Pyroclastic Records)
The experimental guitarist's most laser-focused, melodic, and compact effort yet.
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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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Darkness Visible - EP
by Stephen Roddy
An experimental composer from Ireland, Stephen Roddy proves equally adept at crushing soundscapes as he does mysterious melodies.
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Die Trommel Fatale
by Brandon Seabrook
The avant jazz musician and his sextet of collaborators deliver a frenetic, dimensional sonic assault.
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Wild noise rock on Upset the Rhythm that chucks free jazz, punk, and drone into a blender and presses “puree.”
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