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A lost generation
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Enter Fear
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Anonymous Visitors
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Ballad of the sold youth
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Trojans
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Demetra
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At the walls
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Unconscious Killer
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Oceans on the Moon Genoa, Italy
Project formed in 2012 by producers Andrea Leone (guitar, voice, keyboards, electronic beats, programming) and Marco Martini (bass, keyboards, electronic beats, programming). Drummer Andrea Pellicone joined the project in 2014. Their new album II is out now. ... more
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