Dracma
Dracma, the Barcelona progressive rock band of Jordi Amela and Jordi Prats, active in two periods.
Enciclopèdia de bandes: història, formació i discografia, per estils.
Dracma, the Barcelona progressive rock band of Jordi Amela and Jordi Prats, active in two periods.
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Deftones, the American band that took alternative metal into atmospheric and experimental territory.
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Shining, the Norwegian band of Jørgen Munkeby, who coined the term “blackjazz” to fuse black metal and jazz.
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