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Debemur Morti Productions France
Founded 2003 in Paris, Debemur Morti Productions is a renowned independent record label with an impressively diverse
catalogue of over 240 releases to date.
Initially a primary champion of underground Black Metal, over time the label has branched out to explore all facets of extreme music, maintaining a
coherent vision where exceptional physical products align with first-rate
musical content.
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