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Doomsday
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Deju Vu
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Vampire
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Empty grave
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Surprise ending!
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Deapfth Pop Records California
Deapfth Pop Records is a queer-run label/collective of sorts run by Sam, Summer, and Sarah. Do not ask about the
name.
A home for the weird, the sad, the noisy, and everything in between.
(WE HIGHLY RECOMMEND SUPPORTING THE ARTISTS DIRECTLY BY BUYING THE ORIGINAL VERSIONS ON THEIR BANDCAMPS IN THE ALBUM CREDITS)
🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️
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