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The Majesty of Loss
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FUCKING KILL RECORDS Germany
Mail:
killchris70@googlemail.com
Hi this is Chris, from southern
Germany. I release records on vinyl by bands I love and that I'm into.
No matter if you play Hardcore Punk or Heavy Metal.
But if you are RACIST, SEXIST, HOMOPHOBIC or an ASSHOLE: Fuck off!!!
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