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Bad News - Nice Things
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INHALT - Vehicle
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Burial Hex - Fire Sign
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Some Ember - Shining
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Window - Untitled
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Chondritic Sound Los Angeles, California
Experimental/electronic/noise/synth/wave record label releasing cassettes, CDs and vinyl for over a decade with a focus on art and artistry. The drive to develop an exciting and diverse roster of artists is an integral part of the label.
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