CAPP

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CAPP is an independent record label active during the 1990s, primarily focused on releasing experimental and avant-garde music on vinyl format. Based on its catalog, the label operated between at least 1997 and 1999, with a notable concentration of releases in 1998. The label's output suggests a commitment to conceptually ambitious and unconventional works, evidenced by the recurrence of the "Telepathy Series" across multiple releases, indicating thematic or interconnected projects. CAPP's roster included artists working in experimental, industrial, and underground music territories, producing work that prioritized artistic innovation over commercial accessibility. The label's exclusive use of vinyl as a distribution medium reflects the underground music community's preference for physical media during this era. With eight documented releases, CAPP represents a small but deliberate operation characteristic of the independent experimental music scene of the late 1990s. The label's specific geographic origin remains unclear from available documentation, though its aesthetic and format choices align with the broader European and North American underground music infrastructure of the period.