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Linux distribution featuring undefined label's art

Here is the archive.org page for the ISO files for undefined linux. It is updated with each music release that undefined label releases, and as such has almost 20 hours of noise, drone, and music. It also has a couple music videos, and some artwork.

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A new picture for promoting undefined label (or just to look at).

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The brains make drones

Stirred into action by technology and biology (perhaps), the brains have made several albums of “repetitive drone”, which is music that repeat an immersive sonic environment of noise for a few minutes and then moves on to the next track. It was decided that the format of these “repetitive drone releases” would be EPs lasting about 12 minutes each, give or take. The brains are known to have these drones pumped into their ears, and take in the heaviness of existence as they collaborated to produce these soundscapes.

Here is a list of some that have been released:

dissociationbrain - dissociation

telephonebrain - ring

networkbrain - wind computer

radarbrain - no missile

fishbrain - electric water

eggbrain - hatching

telephonebrain - dial filth

sewerbrain - piping

technologybrain - robot

dreambrain - traum

seabrain - water encounter

processbrain - processor

computerbrain - artificial insemintelligence

diseaseknowledgebrain - corporate medical test

alienbrain - knell

undefined label - desolate drones

anxietybrain - anxious drones

undefined label - power, obscurity, rage, and bliss

undefined label - seven brains

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Honestly, these brains keep bouncing from one thing to another. I don’t keep the brains in check, so when “sublimebrain” wanted to express how they got a sense of the sublime from the Celtic god Cernunnos, who was I to stop them?

The music is different than our usual; it's minimalistic but not overly so, evolving over time in a way that could be described as entrancing.

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Top image is the cover from undefined label’s latest netlabel release of drone music. The cover is derived through digital editing with GIMP from the bottom image, which is a public domain image by Arthur Rackham illustrating A Midsummer-Night’s Dream. This brain believes it retains the aesthetic of the original image but uses it in a very different way.

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undefined linux: a noise and drone linux distro

for your perusal, i present to you undefined linux (in lowercase please): the only distro of linux to my knowledge which is designed to deliver a seamless mindfuck of schizophrenia in the form of an actual operating system packed with over 16 hours of noise and drone music, disturbing images, an outdated wikipedia article on schizophrenia, and minimalist software to enjoy this content. it is derived from debian 11 and uses xfce4 as a desktop environment. it can be run on a virtual machine as an ISO file using software such as virt-manager or virtualbox, or “burned” to a usb thumbdrive and booted from the thumbdrive as a liveusb OS.

if burned to a thumb-drive or if the ISO is mounted, the music and images are accessible from the “staging” folder of the filesystem.

it is available for download from archive.org:

https://archive.org/details/undefined_linux

also, check out undefined label’s website:

https://undefinedlabelnoise.com

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“the thinnest veneer”

This is an announcement of the existence of a blog in the form of an online novel called the thinnest veneer by “languageformulatingbrain”. It starts with some writing about the 1980s and then spirals into a narrative featuring a privacy-obsessed writer and noise artist who conspires with a mysterious, crack smoking entity named “crystalbrain” to create various art and run a secretive network of websites meant to communicate the ideas of various “brains”.

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the newest release on undefined label, “cyborg” by the “brain label” named “technologybrain”. available on 3 inch cd-r but you have to pay with the anonymized “untracable” cryptocurrency monero because we want to be completely anonymous. is this unreasonable? maybe...? especially because some brains here might not even like cryptocurrency but it does enable anonymity so...it is what we use until we find a way to get distribution through a third party or something.

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we, the "brains" of undefined label have released "apocalyptic anal sex", by "anusbrain", a mostly harsh but varied exploration of the anal sex desiring regions of the brain (brainus?) tormented by shame, mental conflicts, knowledge, fear, and indecision by itself and society.

it's cover features art from ancient Pompeii featuring three men having anal sex (although its so degraded it should pass the censors, it will not be posted here).

it is freely available digitally, and has been released on cd-r in a small quantity in slim DVD casing, with a full color cover and disc face. however due to anonymity concerns we only take the anonymized cryptocurrency monero (XMR). we don't like money or crypto but its how we have to do business (as far as the public knows, we should always be conceivably dismissed as a solipsistic series of hallucinations, our wares falling into a void as if they never existed at the moment of realization)

https://undefinedlabelnoise.com/index.php?single_album=137

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ok, so we’re undefined label. we have released CD-Rs and zines, but lots of free music because money sucks, right? our music is made by various brains, who have no identity except a descriptive self-label that defines their “function”. most of our music is harsh, dissonant noise ok? we might not even exist, ok? we only accept the anonymized cryptocurrency #monero because we’re fucking paranoid and secretive and take great lengths to obscure our identities, to the point where you may question our existence. we tell people we have a castle under the sea and we also like octopuses maybe. we have a manifesto. we are obsessed with privacy, and our CD-Rs come in “slim dvd style” cases. we may be fucking cowards but we’re smart i guess maybe, or maybe we’re really stupid or non-existent, who knows?