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No Cause For Celebration
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Whose Fate
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The Abode Of The Damned
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Nailed To The Cross
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Dark Archives Uppsala, Sweden
Swedish Metal-label focusing on re-releasing old demo-tapes and albums from the 1980's and 1990's on vinyl, cassette and CD.
Vinyls always available also in a luxurious special-edition.
Also Bandcamp for the electronic/experimental label Karo Productions.
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