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No-name
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Moment of clarity
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All along the Warschauer
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I see them walking/I hear them talking/is there nothing else behind it?/and that's it
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The black wrath of Kiez
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La retraite de la peur Berlin, Germany
Berlin-based power trio playing rock music. Strictly DIY.
Urban paranoia, smalltown HeavyMetal-
nightmares in a blender with postcore-density, some Kraut-freeform and Pop. Post-It-Core, if you will. For gigs in your club, squat, livingroom, art gallery, beach house or boring office write to: belrost.grafik@gmail.com
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