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Lord May I Come
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Gone - Dead Love
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Silent Wood
04:19
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The Lust Of The Eyes
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A Year And A Day
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Rodent Tapes UK
The Heart Of The Underground.
The Revolution Starts Here..
One of the
earliest Underground Labels.
Rodent Tapes first appeared on the underground scene in the days before the www. A label which only dealt in underground music, cassette culture, home recorded music…these days with computers that once small underground scene has grown, and music is no longer being held hostage by corporations.
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