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Six Feet From Death
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Taylor
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Gacy
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Forlorn
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Burning Bridges
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The Last Song
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Bundy
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Cavem3n Lysekil, Sweden
Cavem3n is a band hailing from the west coast of Sweden. We started as a trio back in 2009 and later (2013) Anders *pompe*
Jacobson joined. Cavem3n released their latest album 'Solitary in the end we are' December 2020.
Plz check us out and invest in our music, thanks for the support.
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