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The Rage of Marius
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Olrox the eternal night
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Lestat und Mephisto
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Bellatrix night Club
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Cyber Vampire 2077
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Vampire Techno
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Kain the cursed
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Obscure nexus São Paulo, Brazil
Occult and strange Techno E.B.M. transmissions from a shadowy parallel world.
Sometimes as a post-punk magician too. But more prone to darkness than to gray.
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