Get all 62 People Can Listen releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of [PCLLP 025] Pan, [PCLEP 034] Inside EP, [PCLLP 024] Monoliths And Greetings, [PCLLP 023] Rhea, [PCLVA 016] Sixteenth Listen, [PCLEP 033] Gift [remixes] EP, [PCLEP 032] Untold EP, [PCLEP 031] Unknown Colours EP, and 54 more.
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Goliath
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Bruksizm
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Descriminator
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Digital whale
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Bu3890
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Shumer
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Rhea
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Snowpard
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Wolf 1061c
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Relax flower
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People Can Listen Minsk, Belarus
It is an independent small label from Belarus!
We publish music that we like! We do not adhere to a
particular style or direction !!
The most important thing that your music was recorded with love from the heart, and for the audience because we are not interested in commercial music !!!
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