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Self-service
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Do rubberily without
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Chapel of frosted moss
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No reply needed
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Moonlitter
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An adder for luck
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Chicken shadow
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Daddy is water
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Prevert
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Pervert
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Weta & weta
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Warmth from the window
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Rusted Tone Recordings Farnham, UK
Rusted Tone Recordings is an independent tape label specialising in ambient, drone, and experimental music.
Currently not accepting demos.
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