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Daniel Dylan Wray talks to numerous DIY label bosses, record store owners and artists about a specific, career-wrecking aspect of Brexit. Which, in short, means that sending things like records, CDs and tapes to people in the EU from the UK became a hell of lot more complicated and expensive. Given there's a whole thriving community of artists and labels across the country operating outside of mainstream structures, in a DIY manner, self-releasing and distributing — many of whom have been covered as part of The Quietus' celebration of New Weird Britain — we caught up with them to gain a sense of the impact of these new rules. Firstly, what didn't help matters was the lack of preparation, guidance and information being provided leading up to the July changes.