Radio-Active-Music was an

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founded in 2004 and based in

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. Radio-Active-Music releases and distributes bands in the

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and industrial genres. It ceased operations in 2012.

Overview

Radio-Active-Music was a home to approximately two dozen artists, including Hopeful Machines (a side-project of

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), XUBERX, 23RAINYDAYS, Gravity Euphonic, Third Realm, and Heretics in the Lab. Radio-Active-Music was distributed by Super D One Stop, and

COP International COP International, also shortened to ''COP Int'l.'', is a music label based in Oakland, California. Initially, the label was founded in 1991 by Christian Petke (a.k.a. Count Zero of Deathline Int'l.) in Frankfurt, Germany. A few months later, ...

.New Signings for Radio-Active-Music
from Grave Concerns Magazine

External links

Radio-Active-Music Official Site

References

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