Get all 121 Heterodox Records releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of My Librarian Has A Landline [HTX130], Down [HTX131], Mr.X [HTX129], Planet Gazing [HTX128], The Core of Solaris [HTX127], Wigs [HTX126], The Warlock of Alpha Centauri [HTX125], Udon Blues [HTX124], and 113 more.
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Solar Flare
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Through the Heliosphere
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Plasma Dreams
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Corona Approach
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Journey's End
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Heterodox Records Portland, Oregon
Het.ero.dox
Heterodox Records is a publisher and advocate of
electronic music that has it's own color and theme. We look for artists that push the boundaries of their own concepts of art and offer the listener something different. Our goal is to promote, encourage, and display music and art of an abstract and personal nature.
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