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Junoblaster
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Medicine Man
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Space Whales
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Escalofriante
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Nebula Delirium
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Ogre
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Reelin'
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Tremendo Golpe
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Junoblaster Rome, Italy
After many musical experiences, Marco Ricci and Massimo Albertini gave life to the band with the intent to evoke a visceral
and futuristic universe where the basic human instincts remain, as they always will, unaltered.
In 2017 Lorenzo Ottolenghi joins the band covering guitar duties, demonstrating the ability to capture the band atmospheres.
Finally the story of JUNOBLASTER can be told!
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