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The Industry Records Los Angeles, California
An independent label creating high-quality recordings of The Industry’s productions and diverse projects that share the spirit of our organization. The Industry Records is an extension of our mission to find new pathways to support, document and disseminate contemporary operatic works. ... more
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An Anthology of Chants Operations
by Raven Chacon
supported by 8 fans who also own “Sweet Land, Scene 3: The Crossroads”
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Sweet Land, Scene 3: The Crossroads”
A crucial historical document. Intricate and lovely.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Jun 23, 2015
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Black Mountain Songs
by Brooklyn Youth Chorus
The celebrated youth chorus performs songs commissioned for members of The National and Arcade Fire.
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Roomful of Teeth
by Roomful of Teeth
featured on Bandcamp Radio Aug 18, 2015
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A Horizon Made Of Canvas
by Jeremiah Cymerman / Charlie Looker
supported by 6 fans who also own “Sweet Land, Scene 3: The Crossroads”
Dark and existential music. Depression, nihilism and hopelessness come to the surface from every note, but therein lies the haunting beauty of this record, the slow dive beneath the surface of existence. The soundtrack to noir lives.
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Moten/López/Cleaver
by Fred Moten / Brandon López / Gerald Cleaver
supported by 6 fans who also own “Sweet Land, Scene 3: The Crossroads”
Can't go wrong with Gerald Cleaver, can't go wrong with Brandon Lopez, can go wrong with spoken word but not with Fred Moten speaking the words. Saw this trio last year, they killed it, they kill it here, and look at that goddamn cover.
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