Critique of Everyday Life Barcelona, Spain
Critique of Everyday Life is a record label for contemporary music and sound art. Topics for engagement: cybernetics, embodiment, atmosphere, dialectics, operaismo, non-places, interstitial spaces, boundarylessness.
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makes me fall in deep states of emotion. it calls you from far away, from once upon a time.
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RADIANCE VIII: TO HAVE ELEMENTS EXIST IN SPACE
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