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Tamed Lion
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Upstairs
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Noxious Noise Chemnitz, Germany
Distinguished. Catchy. Fervently.
Noxious Noise absorb what Indie, New Wave and Postpunk left behind in the second
decade of this millennium, and try to realise their own ideas which come along with those old approaches.
This band wants to find itself in space, in
greatness and aura, though without losing its simplicity.
They are craving for a timid but significant gesture.
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