Cartoon Justice San Francisco, California
Cartoon Justice was a reaction to the dark years of the G. W. Bush Admin. incorporating post-industrial ambient noise in
political instrumentls.
Cartoon Justice's sound has evolved to combine the primal indigenous sounds of earth,
and urban psychedelic jazz and free fusion experiments of Miles Davis,
Ornette Coleman, & Sun Ra with electro-acoustic approach drawn from of Xenakis, & Ligeti
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