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The Return To Oz
01:46
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Nemesis
04:26
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Breaking The Code
03:36
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Dream Emulator
04:20
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Over The Top
03:52
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Psychic Slave
04:29
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Blade's Edge
03:51
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The Void
02:20
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Chemical Haze
04:37
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South-O Sleaze
04:02
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Twitching Alive
04:23
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Mechanesia
06:03
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Phage Tapes Minneapolis, Minnesota
Small batch, leftist label out of Minneapolis MN with an interest in Noise and Industrial Music.
All profits from sales go to release more music.
We believe labels should promote artists not profit from them.
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