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Vultures
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Hell flames' garden
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Angels in a box
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Tonight
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Loud CHEMISTRY Pordenone, Italy
Loud Chemistry do not feel legacy's weight of the nineties. They start strong, with a muscular and compact EP, without the need to bring the audience to walk through time, without the chronic disappointment of band reunions, but with the powerful sound of an emerging band hungry for the stage, with a chemical and a unique class. ... more
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