Practical Records Los Angeles, California
Practical Records is an independent cassette label. Our mission is to cultivate community and exposure for emergent queer
artists from the Bay Area & Los Angeles.
Since 2014, we have released an extensive catalog of music and zines. In addition, we produce concerts and DIY workshops that provide opportunities to interact with Practical Records artists.
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haunting, heavy, beautiful, nuanced, just another immaculate work from Anna Luisa, pick up this OST. at all costs.
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Good grief! You know that feeling you get when you experience something unlike anything you've ever known. Well, this is such a thing. An opera singer, a noise maker, a story teller. The title track is based on an old Philippine myth of a dragon who devoured seven moons. This long piece has eveything, including a haunting mid section drone with vocals, and noises constructed to stop the beast, and then the album continues. Musical precedents? Maybe Scott Walker circa Tilt/The Drift. Inimitable.
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Yip Jump Music (1983)
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The Daniel Johnston catalog comes to Bandcamp, bringing with it a host of lo-fi classics.
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Two New York experimental greats—Eartheater and LEYA—team up for an EP of surreal, dreamlike songs.
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Working with several different NYC-based producers, experimental artist Alexandra Drewchin presents a haunting, fluid new mixtape.
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Healing (feat. Julius Smack)”
Completely unique music, original ++, voices, feedback, noise, scratch and on "Come" a ghostly 60s type musical relic emerges out of the ashes and destruction, via a merciless brief silence, only to retreat to the mire just as quickly. I can't describe this music any better than that.
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