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LichtTanz
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Divertissement II
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Semaphore #17
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trost records Vienna, Austria
independent label from vienna, austria.
combining recordstore, distribution and the labels TROST, CIEN FUEGOS (free jazz & new wave reissues), THE THING, RADIAN RELEASES
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