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Euphective Oberösterreich, Austria
Using drums, an electric guitar and a syntheziser, the band EUPHECTIVE produces sounds tinged with melancholy which then metamorphose into either feel-good rays of hope or brutal-sounding guitar chords. The band itself describes this style as 'instr-mental-rock', excluding as it does both vocals and song texts. The aim of this music is to lead the listener to a state of self-reflection. ... more
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