That Furious Harpy's Still Following Us
from Unnatural Ways by Ava Mendoza
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New Atlantis Records Yellow Springs, Ohio
New Atlantis Records is an independent record label documenting exceptional creative music, from avant jazz and free improvisation to vanguard rock music, and beyond. The ever-blossoming catalog features contributions from Elliott Sharp, William Hooker, Microwaves, Paul Dunmall, Blind Thorns, Dave McDonnell Group, Thollem McDonas + Sara Lund (Unwound), Hyrrokkin, Haitian Rail, Keir Neuringer, etc ... more
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Dec 2022 -
Nov 2019 -
May 2018 -
Nov 2017
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