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Rusted Rail Ireland
www.rustedrail.com
Micro-Independent record label based in Galway Ireland. Home to releases by
Songs of Green Pheasant, A Lilac Decline. Cubs, The Driftwood Manor, Phantom Dog Beneath The Moon, The Declining Winter, Good Shepherd, Loner Deluxe and many more.
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