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deadvox Lausanne, Switzerland
Dead Vox is a Lausanne (Switzerland) based label for eclectic music under its various different forms.The goal of the label is not to limit itself to a definite musical style, but to have the opportunity to release records by musicians of the most various horizons for which we carry a real interest. ... more
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