Name: Another Exhibition at the Modern Institute
Brand: The Modern Institute

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Catalogue number

DIAG040

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2023-07-07

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Kudos

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5050580808669

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The Modern Institute

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Techno / Electro

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Diagonal

Diagonal is a London-based independent record label founded and run by *a2480495* and Jaime Williams. With a focus on experimental music, Diagonal has established itself as a leading force in the underground music scene.
Since its inception, Diagonal has been dedicated to pushing boundaries and challenging conventions. The label prides itself on releasing innovative and forward-thinking music that defies categorization. From electronic to noise, from techno to punk, Diagonal embraces diversity and seeks out artists who are unafraid to explore new sonic territories.
With an impressive roster of talented musicians, including *artist1*, *artist2*, and *artist3*, Diagonal continues to release groundbreaking albums that captivate listeners around the world. By providing a platform for unconventional artists to express themselves freely, the label has gained a reputation for fostering creativity and supporting artistic vision.

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Diagonal pull out a zinging art-techno curveball with the 2nd release from Glasgow's hottest new prospect and Golden Teacher splinter cell The Modern Institute; an iconoclastic trio of agitators that have made one of the freshest and most vital blends of post-punk, art-school and techno sensibilities to emerge in recent memory. Aimed as a snark at the middle class art gaze as much as a slippery engine for the 'floor, Another Exhibition at the Modern Institute reels six mercurial fusions of scudding, techy rhythms and sheer electronic contours strewn with drily observant vocals describing hypersensual scenarios. It's a sound perhaps purposefully located lightyears away from Golden Teacher's charming retro-vintage styles, and effectively gives that group's rhythmic engine of McMaster and Pitt a space to express their more contemporary concerns.

Another Exhibition at the Modern Institute

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