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- ↑ "Album of the Week: IDOL LIPS – “Street Values”" http://www.50thirdand3rd.com/album-of-the-week-idol-lips-street-values/
- ↑ "Dwarves - Fake ID, Bitch" http://www.thedwarves.com/?q=node/262
- ↑ "29th St. Disciples signs with Zodiac Killer" https://www.westword.com/music/29th-st-disciples-signs-with-zodiac-killer-5690073
- ↑ "GG Allin and the Carolina Shitkcikers" https://www.allmusic.com/artist/zodiac-killer-records-mn0001037555
- ↑ "Dwarves/Royce Cracker" http://www.thedwarves.com/?q=node/285
- ↑ "Brainerd" http://www.thedwarves.com/?q=node/285
- ↑ "Zodiac Killer Records - Discography" https://www.allmusic.com/artist/zodiac-killer-records-mn0001037555