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Down the Line
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Octopus
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Narcotect
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Unsion
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Jesus Open
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Queen Fucks
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Bengal Tger
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Drew me a girl
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K-ESSENCE Katowice, Poland
They call their music narco-pop. There is an amazing stage energy in K-ESSENCE's music but also decadence and melancholy that come together in an explosion of beautiful notes. When the band is on stage, it's hard to find a more diverse set of emotions. This is one of the most mature examples of the art of songwriting in recent years - the music of a wounded and angry soul. ... more
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