ALL RIGHTS BELONG TO MUSTASCH and GAIN Records. I don't own any material. Mustasch Feared and Hated. Taken from the album "Thank You For The Demon"

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The Firm- Hated, Feared, Banned EP (FKP-EP-01). Totgesagte leben länger trifft wohl hier voll und ganz zu! Die Jungs aus Rotterdam hatten nach ihrem Debutalbum und dem Split mit The Pride nun drei Jahre nichts Neues von sich hören lassen. Ausgenommen sind hier natürlich die stetig kraftvollen, überzeugenden Liveauftritte in zig Ländern. Dead people live longer is true here! The guys from Rotterdam hadn't heard anything new for three years after their debut album and the split with The Pride. Of course, the only exception to this rule are the constantly powerful, convincing live performances in umpteen countries. This EP will probably just be the beginning because an album is planned.

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