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Satellite
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Morbid Rings
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Bury Me Standing
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Ventura
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A Million Miles
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Wolves
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Exit Plan
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Pieces
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Philistine
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Touch The Ground
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Lifetime
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Brassneck Records Cardiff, UK
Brassneck Records began life in 2010 as a punk vinyl distro via a spare bedroom in a terraced house in Cardiff (UK). 2013 (finally) saw Brassneck attain "label" status with the release of the debut LP from Chestnut Road (technically the 3rd release on the label). ... more
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