Like the Planets Love the Sun
from Music For Films Edited By Moths by Kramer
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released August 26, 2022
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Kramer New York, New York
Celebrated as a collaborator, composer, producer and champion for some of the most boundary-pushing artists of his generation via his NYC-based label SHIMMY-DISC, KRAMER has played bass guitar with WEEN, BUTTHOLE SURFERS, HALF JAPANESE, B.A.L.L., BONGWATER and numerous other bands. He revived Shimmy-Disc in 2021 via Joyful Noise Recordings, after being named their 2020 Artist-in-Residence. ... more
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