🎧 Intricate Music Boutique

⚡ Morning beats wired like architecture
☁ Doom metal unraveling literature
🥁 Hip-hop haunted by chamber echoes

Emotion without excess.
Music, Deconstructed.

#stayliminal

Taking you somewhere full of love. 
80's Inspired, Neon Driven, and Love Struck.

I've been spinning and producing dark ambient music since I was in middle school.  It's the love of my life

TV Fuzz is the sound of memories recorded on a worn-out tape.
Reverb-soaked guitars, faded voices, and shoegaze dreams flickering like static on an old screen. For those who find comfort in the most beautiful noise. 



TV Fuzz è il suono dei ricordi registrati su un nastro consumato.
Chitarre cariche di riverbero, voci sbiadite e sogni shoegaze che tremolano come il disturbo su uno schermo vecchio. Per chi trova conforto nel rumore più bello.

Distorted beats, industrial rhythms, set my heart ablaze

Jeremy Cunningham is a drummer, composer, and improviser living in Chicago, Illinois. Since moving to Chicago in 2009 - from his native home of Cincinnati, Ohio - he has become an integral part of the Chicago music scene. Jeremy has performed with such luminaries as Von Freeman, Chris Foreman, Jeff Parker, Mike Allemana, Marquis Hill, Caroline Davis, Greg Ward, and Dave Miller. He can be heard on Marquis Hill's albums, "New Gospel," and "Sounds of the City," and also on Caroline Davis's "Live, Work, Play."  In addition to performing in clubs and festivals throughout Chicago, Jeremy also appears throughout the United States with various projects and has toured internationally with IsWhat?!, Moshier/Lebrun Collective, and Paul Giallorenzo's GitGo.

Jeremy leads his own quartet featuring Jeff Parker (Tortoise), Josh Johnson (Holophonor), and Matt Ulery (Loom).  In addition to his own band he is actively involved with the Meridian Trio led by alto saxophonist Nick Mazzarella.

Accidental label based somewhere between the UK and Taiwan.

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