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Hetki
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RADIEN Helsinki, Finland
Radien began its descent early 2014. The band draws creativity from the depths of the world and the mind, balancing between crushing heaviness and ethereal atmospheres. This Helsinki-based band from Finland vows in the name of serious amplifier worship and offer their blackened sludge with intensity and integrity. ... more
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