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Post-Materialization Music Saint Petersburg, Russia
Experimental/avant/jazz music label from St. Petersburg, Russia.
If you like PMM# LV02 Electro-Haram - Not Yet Forbidden Electro-Harem Dances Live 2020, you may also like:
"Two Points on the Angle" (NRR44)
by Graham Lambkin
supported by 15 fans who also own “PMM# LV02 Electro-Haram - Not Yet Forbidden Electro-Harem Dances Live 2020”
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"Adult Contemporary" C-40 (NRR30)
by Vanessa Rossetto
supported by 15 fans who also own “PMM# LV02 Electro-Haram - Not Yet Forbidden Electro-Harem Dances Live 2020”
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"Fashion Tape" (NRR66)
by Vanessa Rossetto
supported by 15 fans who also own “PMM# LV02 Electro-Haram - Not Yet Forbidden Electro-Harem Dances Live 2020”
Varied sonic collages, colorful as the eye-grabbing album art, twist and turn throughout Rossetto's "Fashion Tape." It's a delightful release that combines the artist's intimate drones with an almost playful plundering of samples and sounds.
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Jazz Codes (Deluxe Edition)
by Moor Mother
featured on Bandcamp Radio May 2, 2023
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Subjugation Of A Ghost
by Ask The Trees
Composer and improviser Erik Schroeder (Ask The Trees) is joined by Legendary Pink Dots' Edward Ka-Spel on this spectral experimental work.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Jul 5, 2022
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"Everything Else" (NRR37)
by Sarah Hennies
supported by 15 fans who also own “PMM# LV02 Electro-Haram - Not Yet Forbidden Electro-Harem Dances Live 2020”
Any member of that cohort which has begun applying the gamelan tag to anything vaguely sounding like metal objects knocking together, & anyone who ever wondered what it would be like to be reincarnated as the middle piece of a wind-chime will be immediately enthralled by this release. As a bonus, the wind-chime is built entirely out of recycled mechanical wrist-watches which are haunted by their previous owners who worked in the office of a harmonica factory, but that's not immediately apparent.
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