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Recognise Me
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Go Long, Kid
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Nothing Will
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Beth Shalom Records London, UK
Beth Shalom Records is a genre-fluid record label based in London, UK. Started by musician, Joe Booley, in late 2014, the label has since supported artists across the globe to release their art to an ever-growing audience. Working with everything from electronic to post-metal, and noise-punk to dream pop, there is no area that BSR cannot reside. ... more
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