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Our Last Breath of Air
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Protection Money
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DemonCrats: Jedan
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Left-Foot Masquerade
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Liquidators of Our Worth
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Better Get Used to It
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Don't Deserve//Progress
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Vile Maxim Records Chicago, Illinois
Founded as a Breakaway Division to Catch All the Albums and Artists that are Part of Our Greater Scene but do Not Fit
Specific Boundaries now required for Harvestman Records, Dave Nasty, Half of the Label has Decided an Easy Solution for These Albums that Think Outside All Genres and Often Push to the Edge of Chaos.
SF/SN
Changing the Face of Power Electronics, Noisecore, Drone, Noise Rock, etc!
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