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Jul 27, 2008 35 min

Inferno - Grind’n’Roll Roma

from Gomma tv-radio alternativa Hosted by E. 'Gomma' Guarneri

Hardcore, grind, noise, metal, elettronica, rock’n’roll in a good mix.

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Gli Inferno sono una band attiva nella scena underground di Roma da tempo. Hardcore, grind, noise, metal, elettronica, rock’n’roll vengono continuamente macinati, sbriciolati e reinterpretati in un caos che solo in apparenza risulta destrutturato e schizo. Mummy Mungo li ha intervistati.

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