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- ↑ "Hollywood Waste Revealed as Record Label".
- ↑ "Sony Music Acquires German Hard Rock Label Century Media Records".
- ↑ "VAMPIRES EVERYWHERE! – HELLBOUND & HEARTLESS".
- ↑ "TRACK BY TRACK: NEW YEARS DAY'S "THE MECHANICAL HEART" EP".
- ↑ "MONSTERS SCARE YOU! Signs With HOLLYWOOD WASTE RECORDS".
- ↑ "Lions Lions Signs to Hollywood Waste Records".