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Trauma Bound
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Bastard's Crucifix
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Suffocating Shame
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Violence in Bloom
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Autophagia
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Doubt the Knower
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PEACEGRINDER
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Blood Faucet
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Reflective Bridge
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Deicidal Tendencies
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Familiar Face Records New York, New York
Atlanta-born, New York based cassette label specializing in noise-adjacent, leftfield releases.
Submissions open:
familiarfacerecords@gmail.com
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