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Liberation Frequency
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The Deadly Rhythm
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Bruitist Pome #5
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New Noise
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Protest Song '68
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Refused Are Fucking Dead
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Tannhäuser / Derivè
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Refused Sweden
The members of Refused were all in different bands in Umeå in the early nineties, aware of each other, playing shows together but separated by the unshakeable apartheid of underground music. A small town's subcultural cliques are not to be trifled with: since there's no actual subculture the cliques are all people have. ... more
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