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Chaos Control
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Where Borders Shift
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Listening To Quasars
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Broken Song
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Metaphors In Space
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Spit Temple
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Cacophonous Revival Recordings Richmond, Virginia
Our aims and goals will be to not be constrained by genre or geography but to have a unifying theme. One of passion, excitement and experimentation in music. We want to release styles as divergent in genre as avant garde, world music, experimental, jazz, noise, metal, hip hop, punk, classical, etc. ... more
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