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TY SEGALL and recently DELILUH have released mainly garage punk music, while also releasing BRUCE HAACK ambient and rare post-punk reissues such as CHANDRA. An obscure jazz-rock album released by Canadian underground man BOB BELL in 1978 as a mega rare. It's true that each release on this label had a sense of mixing up all the hobbies. Now that it's garage rocked, there's no doubt that the perverted label Ever/Never released it.

Numero Group, Morning Trip, a label that develops New Age Americana from the 60s, which can be said to be the ambient version of Mississippi. New age guitarist BARRY CLEVELAND, who seems to have been active in the San Francisco Bay Area since the 90's. As the label name suggests, the gentle gradation that expresses the awakening in the morning and the introduction to sleep at night is still appealing to the fans of this label. Meditational ambient jazz made with guitar, flute, synthesizer, and bells. ·album. A quiet new age album featuring Grammy-nominated new age duo EMERALD WEB's Bob Stohl and Kat Epple. The album that he independently released on cassette tape only in 1986 is the first vinyl release.