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Muteant Sounds (net label) Florida
MuteAnt Sounds (netlabel) is in our 10TH!!!! year of distributing, sharing, posting and releasing the world’s finest
experimental, noise, free jazz, no-fi ambient space jazz free form sound ever recorded.
Started as a tape trading label in the 90's, website in the 2000's, Full blown netlabel in the 2010's.
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supported by 14 fans who also own “some death to release me”
Evocative, strong coherent. Acoustic guitar atop bubbly synths. Celtic-y vocals on track 2
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The Butterfly Effect (bc043)
by Fragile X
supported by 13 fans who also own “some death to release me”
Brilliant production covering an impressive range of IDM, ambient, glitch and even elements of DnB. The Butterfly Effect is especially captivating and is one of many highlights to be found on this EP. Highly recommended!
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Noir & Jazz & Dark & Slow...
by NEONNOONE
supported by 13 fans who also own “some death to release me”
Lynchian vibes, all around.
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Longer Form Cat Calls
by jobfit
The latest EP from jobfit explores the intersection of electronic music and spoken word, setting vivid writing over crackling beats.
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Moody and weird experimental pop from Melbourne follows the intuitive logic of the surrealist game from which the group takes their name.
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St Celfer returns with tracks culled from a series of live shows, each one a showcase for his inventive experimentalism.
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the end is always too soon
by Phirnis / qualchan.
supported by 13 fans who also own “some death to release me”
It's always interesting seeing qualchan. splitting pieces up with more noisier, abrasive artists on his albums whenever they do. There's a nice contrast to be found between the more sporadic, experimental loops on the first half when you get to pair with a more cohesive force, like watching a thick darkness melt over onto a perfectly sculpted statue and create something oddly captivating. Fans of either experimental, industrial loop work and psychedelic tape manipulations will like this one.
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