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I
09:38
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2. |
II
06:49
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Interlude
04:24
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III
09:47
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IV
09:01
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Dystopian Pleasures Lamia, Greece
Post-metal duo from Lamia, Greece.
Formed in 2021
Members:
Konstantinos Zoobis (guitars, bass, synths)
Timos (drums)
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