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£ a Bowl Releases is a pseudo label founded by the researcher and sound artist Kevin Logan, in order to promote like-minded
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It specialises in plant-based practices that use field-recording, glitch, noise, and sonic appropriation.
Each sonic bowl, be it an album, EP, or one-off track, costs the measly sum of £1 and counts as one portion of your 5-a-day.
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