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Monolithos Records Chicago, Illinois
Monolithos Records is an independent record label that collects, archives and specializes in visual / sound artist Timothy
Steinman's various works
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Alaskan Public Defenders
Arc of the Hunter
Black Division
Bunny Lux
Coma Zombie
Con Artist
Desert Storm
Half Lotus
Infinite Jess and the Slow Rip
Orlando
Plastic Penis People
Rabbit
Sleep-Thorn
Sqwks
The Sticky Notebooks
White Antler
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