Get all 67 Full Spectrum Records releases available on Bandcamp and save 80%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Mueller Tunnel, The Thousand Birds in the Earth, The Thousand Birds in the Sky, Llano Discs: a selective list of places I will never enter again for personal reasons 10/8/16, City of Rocks, Steam Turned To Ash, When The Moon Fills With Blood, Llano Discs: Two Loud Rooms, Llano Discs: Flatland Mystic, and 59 more.
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Full Spectrum Records Littlefield, Texas
Full Spectrum Records releases the works of experimental musicians and sound artists, with an ear towards idiosyncratic tones, extended time frames and unique compositional approaches.
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Not even a track of this current space & time. Universal bliss
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This eerie conceptual album by this well-regarded audiovisual collective was inspired by visits to the sacred Indian city of Varanasi.
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Build A Mountain Where Our Bodies Fall
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truly "real life rock'n'roll" personal music with a seemingly infinite sonic scope that unfolds slowly, building layer on top of layer of sound with an ensemble of musicians from all over the country. highly recommended
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