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Epos Laboratory

Epos Laboratory is a personal, handcrafted audio studio in Greece focused on producing lathe-cut vinyl records. Epos releases niche experimental music and small-run projects, each limited to 10-30 copies per release on a variety of vinyl formats (7/10-inch and 12-inch, black/transparent/white vinyl, 33 or 45 rpm). They are individually cut in mono in real time onto vinyl using a vintage Rek-O-Kut Master Pro lathe with an American Presto cutter head.

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Freestyle Vinyl

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