Ntone

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Ntone
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Parent company Ninja Tune
Founded1994
Genre Electronic
Country of origin UK
Location London

NTone was a sister imprint to the independent record label, Ninja Tune. The imprint was based in London, United Kingdom and specialised in experimental electronic music. The label was originally called "Ninja Tone", but it was felt this was too similar to "Ninja Tune". Its first release was AntiStatic (TONE 1) by Hex released in February 1994, and its last was Sunflower Girl (NTONE 45) by Neotropic in 2001.

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