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Obey Capricorn
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Phantom Castle Warning
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Auto-Skull
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Relics
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Night Grief
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Physical Witching
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Chrome Sisters
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Biclops
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Summer Skeletons
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To Ultramegaphonium
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Slomatics Belfast, UK
Formed in Belfast late 2004, Slomatics have developed a singularly identifiable style. Fostering a sound that soars at least as much as it crushes. A sci-fi backdrop casts a duly futuristic theme around which their material is based, and as they offer lumbering tones and massive, wilful slogs of doomed riffs, they complement that grooving clarion with a sense of space that is all their own. ... more
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