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Aftermath
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Tribal Slaughtering
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Rubicon
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Exvoto
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Red Tape Quito, Ecuador
This Net Label emerged in 1999 as an idea to archive the experimental music that had been made in the nineties. The launch
of the label, as well as an underground comic "Las Aventuras de Ismael y Agripak" took place at the first noise art concert in Ecuador at: La Bunga in Quito, 2002
Daniel Pico, countercultural designer
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