Darknight Paris, France
Alternative - Instrumental - Rock - Prog composer, guitarist
10+ years of relentless passion to
come up with a new, melody and veriation-rich twist to instrumental prog rock - you've (actually) never heard something like this before
Despite the uniqueness, sometimes compared to: Alice In Chains, Tool, Opeth, PorcupineTree, DreamTheater
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