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REDALiCE - Always TANO*C
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USAO - Eyehole
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DJ Noriken - Transparent
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t+pazolite - do i smile?
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HARDCORE TANO*C Tokyo, Japan
Japanese Record label.
Independent label run by REDALiCE.
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Probably the greatest speedcore album ever released.
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