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Devil´s paradise
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Backstabbers
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No big day out
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Birth of Joy Netherlands
A fully oiled machine dripping in blood, sweat and true rock&roll!
Influenced by 60s
psychedelia and blues, the band is a mesmeric combination of steaming rock n roll that takes you back to the heady times of the MC5, The Doors and even Pink Floyd, whilst at the same time is peppered with a modern twist of stoner, grunge and punk that creates a lip-smacking sound of their very own!
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