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Notebook Records(JP) Japan
Notebook Records are Japanese Hard sound label.
You can listen to a unique music here. but, it's very hard
and loud!
...STYLE...
Japanese Hardcore(J-CORE),Mainstream HARDCORE,
GABBA,SPEEDCORE,INDUSTRIAL,UK HARDCORE,
DRUM'N'BASS,MAKINA,法被ハードコア,GOTHIC...
a lot of harder style!
... more
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