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Japanese screamo bands SANS VISAGE & LOOK AT MOMENT streaming new split

September 22, 2020

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SANS VISAGE & LOOK AT MOMENT have unveiled the full stream of their new split 7″, out now on Impulse Records, Left Hand Label & Dog Knights Productions. Spiced up by the amazing art by Anandhika Primawan, the record is available for streaming below.

<a href="https://dogknightsproductions.bandcamp.com/album/lhl020-sans-visage-look-at-moment-split-ep" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">LHL020: Sans Visage / Look At Moment – Split EP by Sans Visage / Look At Moment</a>

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Japanese screamo bands SANS VISAGE & LOOK AT MOMENT streaming new split

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