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Carbon Records Rochester, New York
Carbon Records is an independent record label based in Rochester NY. Releasing records since the summer of 1994. It started out as a vehicle for local bands, but it has grown to supporting other national and international bands. The catalog ranges from improv, free-noise, drone, experimental, American-Primitive, and psych rock releases. ... more
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