The typical d-beat
from Raw In Dirty by Empty Conversations
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All clearly and directly to you in the forehead
The typical d-beat is concise and clear!
Two lines is enough to express the position
All clearly and directly to you in the forehead
The typical d-beat is concise and clear!
Two lines is enough to express the position
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from Raw In Dirty,
track released March 30, 2012
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Empty Conversations Karaganda, Kazakhstan
We are Empty Conversations. We live in Karaganda (Kazakhstan, Middle Asia). We surely can say that our region is incompatible with hardcore and any kind of punk music. But in spite of this fact we keep playing hardcore even because we like it. As far as possible we record our songs and upload it to you survey. And if you wonder if punk music exists in Kazakhstan, we can declare that it does. ... more
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