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Geneva Incident
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Karecikler Dolmadan
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Hadron Collider Twist
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Perils of Haarlem
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Yekermo Sew
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Horsepaper
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Med Cezir 2012
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Inverted Spectrum Records Ankara, Turkey
Inverted Spectrum Records is a digital record label, focusing on contemporary experimental music, psychedelic rock and urban
folk. The label aims to preserve and promote the works of underground and outsider musicians, and has so far released musical acts from Ankara, Istanbul, Belgrade, Berlin, Budapest, London and Texas.
Next release: A compilation of experimental jazz and rock from Budapest.
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