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Du Blev Min Demon
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De Dödas Röster
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Division Records is about independent music, quality and sincerity. Beginning in 1996 with a CDep and now with more than 40 releases in catalogue, Division Records continues to work harder in order to build up a stronger label. Reliable, fiercely independent and always interested in new musical moves and creative process, we operate on principles other than pursuit sales and earnings. ... more
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