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Chain Reaction
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Unbecoming
06:46
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Curved Grass
04:54
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Enough
04:20
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Invocation
03:06
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An Out Recordings Portland, Oregon
An Out Recordings is an anarchist, queer, feminist and anti-racist black metal, doom, drone, and noise
label.
All releases are DIY, assembled ethically, with vegan inks and glue. Some are sewn, screenprinted.
An Out tries to release projects from women, people of colour and queer people and ask fans to check out stuff from the label that they might not have heard before, to support new artists.
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