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superpolar Taïps
A small label focusing on experimental pop music released on limited edition cassette albums, EPs and singles.
superpolar Taïps is artist-run & non-commercial.
superpolar Taïps recommends:
Fleeced of their Wares
by moduS ponY
This pony is definitely one of the most interesting experimental guitarists around.
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An Elephant Sitting Still（"An Elephant Sitting Still"Soundtrack）
by Hualun（花伦）
One of my fav experimental ex-post-rock band and virtual friends. That's why we did a split tape.
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Die Lehre vom Großen Rad (Learning by Listening Vol. 8)
by Schmitz & Niebuhr & Lothringer
Willi and Klaus cheat. The weirdest learning experience ever. Featuring: Porz.
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the end is always too soon
by Phirnis / qualchan.
supported by 25 fans who also own “Systemmetry [SPT Cassingle #6]”
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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Nix Six New Plus Two
by Nicholas Langley
supported by 22 fans who also own “Systemmetry [SPT Cassingle #6]”
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Hermetic Topography
by Zebularin
Stuttgart collective Zebularin create densely atmospheric pieces that meld digital noise with analog free jazz.
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