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This Is The End
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Red Is All I See
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Something You Disgrace
04:10
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Start All Over
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The Solution
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Vengeance Is Mine
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You Wish
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I Always Knew
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Emanzipation Productions Copenhagen, Denmark
EMANZIPATION (EMZ) was founded in 1991 in Naestved, Denmark as a fanzine and released four issues in the period 1992 to
1994, tape traded like hell and made an international network in the extreme metal scene. In 1993 EMANZIPATION PRODUCTIONS was created but went on hiatus on 2000.
2020 sees the return of EMANZIPATION as an underground record label dedicated to old school extreme metal.
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