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Nebula (pt. I - IV)
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Silver Lines
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18 Hz
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Dead Space
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Monstereo Bergen, Norway
Monstereo serves catchy melodies and energetic rock songs rooted in 70s rock and
psychedelia.
The four-piece rock band from Bergen, Norway has served jam packed space rock for over a decade.
Monstereo represents the best of two worlds; strong melodies, heavy riffs and a big sound, combined with exploring instrumental sections building towards a euphoric climax.
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