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Gnosis
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Chambers
03:58
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Caffeine Zombie
02:44
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Cold Blood
03:34
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Queen Maud Land
02:14
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Waves
04:04
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Brave One
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Come and See
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Old Cat's Drama Kiev, Ukraine
Old Cat's Drama is a goth music act based in Kyiv, Ukraine. The band was founded by two dark-minded artists: vocalist Herold E. and musician Divuar L. in 2011, later Oleksii S. joined as the third full-fledged member. The union results into a mix of gothrock, deathrock, post-punk genres and further beyond. Their single 'Crystal Signals' marked the rebirth of the band's distinctive sound. ... more
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