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The Death of Network
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Brain Freeze Remains
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Antropofagia Records PE, Brazil
Part of Los Velters Productions, here is the home for extreme artists since 2016! And going
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You can use all the tracks from label to anything you want, but please, NOT COMMERCIAL PROPUSE and NO PLAGIO. If you use for soundtrack, games, movies or other fucking shit, please gave the credits to artists and, if you can, show it to label and the artist.
Contact: losveltersproductions@gmail.com
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