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"The Theory of Building Bridges"
"What I've Found"
"40 Million""
"Self Titled"
"Machinelike Freaks"
"Gotta Get Away"
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Unsigned Artist Compilation 2012
| In Stores Dec 21, 2012 |
Submission Information
If you are in a band and would like to have one of your songs released on
Poverty Records' Unsigned Artist Compilation Vol. 2 simply send us your music
via email with the attached mp3 files. It's just that easy. If we decide to use
your music, you will be notified after the submission deadline.
The submission deadline ends 08/28/2012.
If you are in a band and would like to have one of your songs released on
Poverty Records' Unsigned Artist Compilation Vol. 2 simply send us your music
via email with the attached mp3 files. It's just that easy. If we decide to use
your music, you will be notified after the submission deadline.
The submission deadline ends 08/28/2012.
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Independent labels who wish to release their title through
Poverty Records' distribution: CLICK HERE
Dust Up's "40 Million" mixes a hybrid of Metal,
Thrash, and Grindcore baptizing their own unique
style, now known as 'Deathcore. Hooks that
sink into your brain accompanied by some of
the fastest and most extreme grind to emerge in
years as Dust Up proved that thrash metal can
continue to evolve, while staying true to its
formative roots.
This is the new sound of extreme - don't be left
behind.
Thrash, and Grindcore baptizing their own unique
style, now known as 'Deathcore. Hooks that
sink into your brain accompanied by some of
the fastest and most extreme grind to emerge in
years as Dust Up proved that thrash metal can
continue to evolve, while staying true to its
formative roots.
This is the new sound of extreme - don't be left
behind.
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