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Truecizna
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Złota Kariera
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Zmierzch Wartości
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Ludzkie z o. o.
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Online
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KłamsTVa Dla Mas
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Dezinformacje24
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Rytm Konsumpcji
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Pozer Song
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Deathinition Bydgoszcz, Poland
Deathinition was founded in 2008. The first demo appeared in 2011, EP “Art Of Manipulation” – in 2013. This mini record gained enthusiastic reviews all over the world. It was reissued twice: first as a cassette split (2015, Tridroid Records) and as a part of the Bootcamp Series (2017, Divembomb Records). In 2017 they recorded their debut album “Online”, which was followed with the “Offline Tour”. ... more
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