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Jun 3, 2008 1 hr

Destroy Babylon - Hardcore Vegan Straight-Edge

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Radicali liberi HC da Torino.

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Le due mummie (Gomma + Mungo) sempre più decrepite e ormai con i pezzi che cadono, incontrano i Destroy Babylon, vegani straight-edge radicali da Torino. Uno che ne sa poco potrebbe pensare che una band vegana straight-edge faccia robe un po' emo/positive, rispettose dell'intelletto e delle membra dell'ignaro spettatore. Beh, con i DB mettetevi il casco e preparatevi a una tempesta di fuoco apocalittica, da cui se ne esce con timpani e ossa rotte. Però, se ne può uscire anche più arricchiti.

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