Interaccion Label

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Interaccion Label was an underground cassette-based record label active during the 1980s, operating within the experimental and industrial music community. The label's catalog, though limited to four known releases, reflects a commitment to avant-garde and experimental sound exploration. Notable releases include Extension De Los Significados (1984), Ancestrales (1985), and works such as Luc Ero Lucis Et Umbrae and an untitled self-titled release. The label's exclusive preference for cassette format as its primary medium of distribution aligns with the DIY ethos prevalent in underground experimental music scenes of the era. While specific details regarding the label's geographic origin and founding philosophy remain obscure, Interaccion Label's discography suggests engagement with abstract, conceptual, and experimental audio practices. The label's limited but focused output positions it as a notable contributor to the wider underground experimental music network of the 1980s, though it remains relatively underdocumented in mainstream music histories.