Strange Ways

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Strange Ways Records
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Founded1989
Distributor(s) Indigo (Europe)
Metropolis Records (US)
GenreVarious
Country of originGermany
Location Hamburg, Germany
Official website http://www.strangeways.de

Strange Ways Records is an independent record label from Hamburg, Germany.

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