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Emerge
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Lifelong
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Intense Infinity
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Alive
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Singularity
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Steam Slicer Heidelberg, Germany
Steam Slicer is a progressive post metal solo project from Heidelberg, Germany. The power of Mother Earth, nature's rough beauty and its ability to create and take life is inspiration to Joel de Blois, who started the project in early 2022. His goal is to mix heavy riffs with atmospheric and progressive parts to create high energy music. ... more
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