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The Molecular Scythe
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Stargazer Adelaide, Australia
For over 25 years, StarGazer have spearheaded the metal scene with it's unique amalgam of extreme metal. As trends grow and
wither, StarGazer proves to be an entity unaffected and isolate of musical tides.
Lost to tyme and the hive minds of today, they will evermore, slay.
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