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ruins of a naked city
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the rest
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urban isolation
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while others dream
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guided by city vibes
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being lost
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Signifier Record Label Chicago, Illinois
A broken beat, an emancipated rhythm, crushing noise, and atmospherics that blow your mind. Signifier is you and a dark night in with headphones. It is us, stomping away on pulsating dance floors, a community. It's an artist, a creator, sharing a little piece of their private mindspace and trusting you and I to let it matter. Sounds like these can only meet somewhere in between. ... more
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