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L'Anno dei Mongoloidi
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Monstres par Excès Rome, Italy
We were a label. We published experimental and underground music between 2007 and
2017.
We did believe that the foremost feature of experimentation is excess, and hence our name: surplus, garbage, noise that generates unnecessary but productive forms.
We inhabited the underground with small-scale, limited editions, and we strove to channel all profit into our next batch of high-quality releases.
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