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Storm
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Snake Charmer
04:53
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Reincarnation
05:35
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Nazareth
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Conquest
07:40
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Azazael
06:45
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Distress
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Thousand Years After
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Canis Majoris
08:33
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APPALOOZA Brittany, France
APPALOOZA is a long-gone stallion speeding after a lost freedom. Formed in Brest in 2012, the trio takes its cue from the alt-heavy firepower of Alice in Chains, as well as the rock'n'roll stampede of the likes of Queens of the Stone Age or Them Crooked Vultures, propelling themselves with a creativity and sense of direction that are the essence of great bands ... more
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