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Innocent Killer
15:26
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Queen of the Battlefield
05:16
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Goddess Of Misery
08:29
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I Was A Devil
07:34
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Lucid Grave Copenhagen, Denmark
Lucid Grave’s inspirations are a
boiling pot of heavy fuzz rock like Black
Sabbath/Coven/Hawkwind
and 80’s punk like Black Flag/The Nuns/The Gun Club, all wrapped up in a nice blanket of modern heavy stoner rock and doom
.
They've been described as a tribute to the howling occult cinema
ofthe 80’s. Lucid Grave finds inspiration in everything that’s heavy,
filthy,
and free!
... more
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