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Snake Eyes
Snake Eyes is an electro-industrial band that formed in Berlin. Their song "Bestia" has become one of their most recognizable tracks, along with others like...
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Snake Eyes is an electro-industrial band that formed in Berlin. Their song "Bestia" has become one of their most recognizable tracks, along with others like "Crimes Of Imagination" and "Plague IX."
Their debut album was called "Echoes of Darkness," and they followed it with releases like "Silent Fear" and "Lost in the Abyss." The band's lineup includes Raven Noir on vocals, Nocturne handling keyboards and programming, Serpent on guitar, and Thanatos on bass.
Their music tends toward dark themes and atmospheric electronic arrangements. They've developed a sound that fits within the broader darkwave and industrial scenes, built around those core members working together in Berlin.
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