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 |Location=London, United Kingdom
 |Date={{ReleaseDate|2014-01-29}}
-|Years={{Debut|L|2014}} - 2021
+|Years={{Debut|L|2014}} - 2021(?)
 |Sublabels=[[TKX]], [[Nirvana Port]], [[PYRAMIDS]], [[ETERNAL FORTUNE LONDON]]
 |Active=Yes
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 Another notable trait of the label is its variety of sublabels and sister projects, including [[TKX]] (along with Vaults [[Vault EVE|EVE]] and [[Vault XYO|XYO]]), [[Nirvana Port]], [[PYRAMIDS]], and [[ETERNAL FORTUNE LONDON]].
-Throughout 2019 and 2020, the label would reach more experimental directions inside and outside of the dreampunk scene, including the recruitment of [[Shima33]] and [[G a t e w a y ゲートウェイ|Nitego]]. In this period the label began hosting a podcast series under the name of "CANVAS", later moved to Shima33's personal YouTube channel in May of 2020. In late 2020, after multiple releases (including a substantial amount of singles), the label was announced to be shut down, effective January 2021. Days before this announcement, HKE left the label and announced the creation of a 'supra-label' by the name of DREAM ULTIMA, which was put on indefinite hiatus before any releases were announced.
+Throughout 2019 and 2020, the label would reach more experimental directions inside and outside of the dreampunk scene, including the recruitment of [[Shima33]] and [[G a t e w a y ゲートウェイ|Nitego]]. In this period the label began hosting a podcast series under the name of "CANVAS", later moved to Shima33's personal YouTube channel in May of 2020. In late 2020, after multiple releases (including a substantial amount of singles), the label was announced to be shut down, effective January 2021. Days before this announcement, HKE left the label and announced the creation of a 'supra-label' by the name of DREAM ULTIMA, which was put on indefinite hiatus before any releases were announced. This announcement would prove to be essentially farce, as the January shutdown date led to another two months of releases, followed by the announcement of a "reboot" of the label involving continued physical releases and news activity.
 ==Discography==