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FALL OF MESSIAH Saint Jans Cappel, France
FALL OF MESSIAH is a five-man band from northern France, taking its influences from many
genres.
- EMPTY COLORS -
New ep available the 26th of february on Holy roar / Don't trust the hype / I corrupt records,/ Lonely Voyage / Voice of the unheard / uproar for veneration records
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