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Embrace...
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Where's the Empathy?
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Child of Hope
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Dystopia
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No Mercy
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Deep Darkness
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Proud & Brainless
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Suffering Bastard
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Speech For Finality
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...Finality
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Simia Sapiens Aktiengesellschaft, Switzerland
Simia Sapiens play a unique style mix between heavy stoner riffs, driving punk rhythms and howling guitar sounds. In their lyrics they draw a clear position against oppression of any kind, for more solidarity and raise socio-critical issues. Their Live shows are energetic and loud. This is Stoner Punk Rock. ... more
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