Get all 127 Oxidation releases available on Bandcamp and save 90%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of taif' shel, Unsound Silence, Euclid Is a Dead Sponge (Suburban Observances Volume Three), Even Bar Brawls Make History, Hooked Talons / Internal Empty - Split, Visions Of Flow States, Self-Amputation, A Sudden Spasmodic Movement, and 119 more.
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Oxidation Illinois
Oxidation is the process that destroys the CDr format over time. Unfortunately, we have started to lose several great
releases because of this deterioration.
This label was started to preserve some of my favorite releases from the 90's and beyond. All releases are posted with complete permission from the artists.
Please enjoy.
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