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Doom Country
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History's End
04:45
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Kubla Khan
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Tony Mudgee
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Working On The Line
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Hoodlum Settlers
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Poison City Records Melbourne, Australia
Poison City is an independent record label, distributor and record store based in Preston/ Naarm.
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