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Blackness Crow
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Brïght blizzærd
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Me-ow -eternal mix-
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Transeksuell
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Wave of London
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Light Years Away
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Loved Ones
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Cyborg
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Fallen
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Fainting Sign
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Chærämël Biscuit
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Goth
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London wave [personal netlable] Molde, Norway
Started October 2012 in Trondheim, Norway, I (London) originally started with noise and generally experimental music and
eventually moved onto synthpop. I also moved between locations in Molde and Trondheim, in Norway.
Artist names I've used for my personal record lable over the years include: Unholy Goat Milk [Oct.-Dec, 2012], Van Wolven[2013-Oct. 2014], and Yeong-mi [Oct. 2014 - ]
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