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Test
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Stupid
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Clocks
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Sonic Biochem
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Mason's Song
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Virtuosic
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Herb
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Twilight
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Searching Records California
Exploring new modes of being through inter-relational, spontaneous sound.
The label is
intended to archive collective improvisations and other experimental co-creations in Southern California &beyond.
Based in Southern California
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