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Fakerescendo
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Pangea
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Panthalassa
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Praski metronom
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Judasz Eukariota
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Epika
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Liryka
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Dramat
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Związki Maillarda Wroclaw, Poland
One thing that distinguish Związki Maillarda from another bands is their working style. Związki Maillarda plays on their own
rules – they make new songs only when they have a need to do it, they play what they want to play at this particular moment and they never know, how it will sound in the end.
Give it a listen and you'll know what they did recently and in the past.
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