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Inexhaustible Editions Ljubljana, Slovenia
Inexhaustible Editions is a tiny bedroom label for acoustic and/or electronic improvisation, modern composition and other
strange and beautiful sounds we’d love to see released.
Please note: at this point Inexhaustible Editions is not accepting demo materials and other proposals for future releases - thank you for your kind understanding.
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