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Very Quiet Records Devon, UK
Very Quiet Records is a small independent label. The idea is simple. We release recordings of quiet places or situations from sound artists and field recordists from around the world. (Please note, we are not accepting submissions at the moment).
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Silent Landscapes
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Nocturnal Sounds of the Atlantic Forest
by Melissa Pons
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top class field work with the tracks beautifully placed, creating a natural flow!
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Work of Progress & Etudes
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Noise à Noise 23: Noise vs. Silence (Vol. I-IV)
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A four-volume experimental compilation serves as protest music for modern-day Iran.
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Pit Full of Ghosts
by Isolated Community
As the name might suggest, this latest LP from experimental duo Isolated Community is full of a sense of haunting uneasiness.
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Haikou 海口 ～ December 2018
by Yannick Dauby 澎葉生
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What sounds like mysterious studio-made noises turns out to be a composition of delicate recordings made underwater in a shallow harbour. A great kind of ambience.
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