That entry should be removed as one version only of that LP exists.

DMA2 not only was a cassette and record label, but also organised many concerts in Bordeaux, France, during the eighties and early nineties. They were especially known for their annual "Divergences/Divisions" festival, that was one of the most important industrial music festival of the eighties in Europe (with "Berlin Atonal"). It has featured :
- 1984 : Anne Gillis, DDAA, Die Form, Étant Donnés, Ptôse, Un Département, Yuca Ferdanzen (all from France) ;
- 1985 : Bernard Nguyen (France), Legendary Pink Dots, The (UK), Le Syndicat / ORA (2) / Pacific 231 (2) (France), Nocturnal Emissions (UK), Non Toxique Lost (Germany), Pascal Comelade & Bel Canto Orchestra (France), Such Interesting People (Belgium) ;
- 1986 : DZ Lectric & Anthon Shield (France), Das Synthetische Mischgewebe (Germany), DDAA (France), Esplendor Geométrico (Spain), FâLX çèrêbRi (Germany), Laibach (Yougoslavia), Sol Diese & Phil Gaz (France), Vivenza (France) ;
- 1987 : Ghédalia Tazartès & Alain Rigout (France), Hervé Diasnas (France), Joan La Barbara (US), Natural Disasters (Hungary), Paul Panhuysen & Johan Goedhart (Netherlands), Test Dept. (UK) ;
- 1988 : Anne Gillis (France), Bourbonese Qualk (UK), Étant Donnés (France), Greater Than One (UK), Hafler Trio, The (UK), In The Nursery (UK), Laibach (Yougoslavia), Von Magnet (France), Z'EV (US) ;
- 1989 : Con-Dom (UK), GX Jupitter-Larsen & Masami Akita (Canada/Japan), Haters, The (Canada), Merzbow (Japan), Natural Disasters (Hungary), Nox (2) (France), THU20 (Netherlands), Vox Populi! (France).
On other occasions, DMA2 also organised many concerts of artists such as Club Moral (Belgium), Die Tödliche Doris (Germany), Grief, The (France) and others.
DMA2 frontman, André Lombardo, also had a weekly radio show, "Inhibition 93", on a Bordeaux-based local radio station, La Vie Au Grand Hertz (La VAGH), 99.2 Mhz.

Memento : At the end of the eighties, Terre Blanche (like other bands released on the AWB Recording label) was known as one of the most fascist and racist bands of the (post-) industrial music scene. Some music distributors (like V2) decided to boycott them and several musicians took position against the fascist plague in that scene, like Frans De Waard and PBK who co-released the "Anti White Bastards" compilation tape.