Sound Animal - March of the Syncophants
from Darkstereo Compilation by Various
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Sound Animal is a genre-defying band playing many unexpected instruments. Based in Berkeley, Sound Animal is primarily a one-woman band, but does collaborations from time to time. Some genres and influences include Noise, Metal and Drone.
Sound Animal is a genre-defying band playing many unexpected instruments. Based in Berkeley, Sound Animal is primarily a one-woman band, but does collaborations from time to time. Some genres and influences include Noise, Metal and Drone.
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from Darkstereo Compilation,
released October 22, 2022
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Darkstereo (Dawn Industry / DEMUS) Melbourne, Australia
Founded over a decade ago, Darkstereo primarily operates to support an international community of independent
creators.
We offer album reviews, interviews and promotion to those who occupy music's extremes, underground depths, and independent sonic landscapes.
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Oct 2022 -
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Sep 2008
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