Das Projekt São Paulo, Brazil
Band formed in Sao Paulo / Brazil, mid-91 in the basements of the main alternative clubs of the capital. His first decade in
activity was an inspiration for many Brazilian artists.
Despite walking in the limited shadows with few resources to release in South America, Das Projekt der Krummen Mauern marked an important story in its first phase by releasing their first debut in the first decade
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This is the kind of gothic rock I absolutely love. Oldschool, guitar-heavy music in the vein of Love Like Blood. I'm really hoping for a full-length LP.
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Perfectly pitch-black goth rock from this Santa Barbara band, with razorwire guitars and melancholy vocals.
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fault line
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New wave of Gothic Rock at it's finest. This band has top level talent from well renowned acts involved so wasn't the least bit surprised upon hearing the opening track. If you miss late 80's to mid 90's gothic rock bands, I can't recommend this one enough.
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