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Acrania

There's at least two bands that share the same band name: facebook, bandcamp
Hometown Location: London, UK
Genre: Technical Death Metal/Heavy/Deathcore Band Member Lineup
Luke griffin :: Vocals
Jack Simmons :: Guitar
Will Thomson :: Guitar
Sam Bonnett :: Bass
Jake Hadley :: Drums Description
Death metal from the London area. Spread the hate! In medicine, acrania is a partial or complete absence of the cranium.

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Conor Oberst

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Kartikeya

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Arsafes - Guitars, Clean Vocals, Ethnic Instruments
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Alexander - Bass
Alex Smirnov - Drums
Dmitriy - Percussion

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Minamo

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