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The Recognition Test # 320 Part 1
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The Recognition Test Italy
Unexplained Sounds archive of aural disorientation.
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It's my belief that this anthology series has long been overdue. Frankly, there hasn't been strong showcase of experimental music from Central and South America that has come even close to these multiple releases. The care with which each of these releases is put together underscores how seriously USG takes this work. Congratulations on another great release!
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A full spectrum of unique experimental noise/music from Indonesian artists. From lowercase style minimalism to full on power electronics and noise rock instrumentation there is something for everyone here. Highly cultural and spiritual folk instrumentation and singing is blended into the mix as well. Definitely one of Unexplained Sounds Groups best compilations to date.
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It is a lovely life's soundtrack... frequencies that enter through the ears and modify the vision and the texture of seeing daily life...
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