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Algorithm & Blues
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Traffic
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Bunny Heaven
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Mask of Vanity
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Mask of Sanity
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Country for Old Men
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Court Date
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My Generation
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Thought Machine
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Echo Park Rinsing
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Refry Records Los Angeles, California
DIY LABEL. WE ARE SORT OF DEDICATED TO PUTTING OUT STUFF NO ONE CARES ABOUT. TAPES, T-SHIRTS, MUSIC, ETC.
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