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Audio Bloodshed
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Razor Cut Flesh
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Without a Blow
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Konkret Tortyr
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Handsome
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Styggelse Tapes Sundsvall, Sweden
Styggelse is an underground label from Northern Sweden dealing with lowest forms of art & music. Primarily dealing with back-
to-basics industrial & dark electronic music, but exploring whatever we find necessary... Established in 2005 and remained active throughout most of this time.
Here we offer physical releases + selected archival documents from our back-catalogue.
skvaderkadaver @ gmail.com
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