LISERSTILLE Denmark
Epic rock music is the vessel for a desire to tell stories through dramatic composition and instrumentation. It's a four-man group and a four man creative system. The songs differ greatly from the first to the latest album, whilst a red thread is clearly present - being the progressive shape of the compositions and the character and playing style on the instruments. ... more
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