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Bicycles for Afghanistan Moscow, Russia
Bicycles for Afghanistan is an Indie band formed in Moscow, Russia in the beginning of 2012. The band was named after title from "Cat's cradle" by Kurt Vonnegut. The story of our friendship starts in early 2000's when most of us used to play in local DIY Hardcore and Post-Hardcore acts and after this experience we formed Bicycles for Afghanistan as our softer and melancholic side of nature. ... more
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can we have an edit of this song each year ?
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Fantastic skramz in the vein of City of Caterpillar, love at first listen for me. This album is really something special and even though it's been 7+ years I'll keep a close eye on this band.
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Карамельный Узник (2015)
by Карамельный Узник
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Бодро и круто! Спасибо!
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Fuzzy Austin trio follow up their first album in 20 years, released in Spring 2015, with a stomping new EP of noisy rock & roll.
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In Black And Gold
by Hey Colossus
This snarling 6-piece from London mixes heavy, guitar-driven doom with a punk edge and psych workouts.
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Blinded By Oblivion
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Axis:Sova mess with the hard rock playbook, creating playful, catchy songs that challenge as much as they rip.
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Spanish Post-Hardcore/Metal Band started off in a more Post-Rock vein way back when. Although their musicianship has continued to blossom on further releases; so has their screaming vocals in songs. I consider them more closer to Post Hardcore rather than Post Rock in their current releases. This release has the least amount of screaming and the most Post-Rock feel for me.
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