Giant Waves Volgograd, Russia
GIANT WAVES is one of the oldest groups from Russia, who makes great mix of post-punk, darkwave and gothic-rock. Where could you hear us before? A long time we were known as a goth-rock band the Imaginary Stigma. You could see us before in Moscow, Volgograd, Berlin, Tampere.... You also could meet our side-project KARLUV TYN. If You dind't hear and see us before now it's time! ... more
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The End Is the Beginning
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Living For Nothing
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