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Peep Show
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Red Moon Rising
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Audrey
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One of These Nights
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The Fortune Teller
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Know my Name
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FRANK NEVER DIES Rome, Italy
FND's music is characterized by melancholic and aggressive atmospheres, a melodic dialogue within the analog vintage sound
of synths
and the '70 inspiration of the guitar, developing in a succession of different rythmic patterns, creating a cinematic landscape.
Guitar & Voice : Mirko Giuseppone
Synth & Voice : Simona Ferrucci
Bass : Francesco Papadia
Drums : Luca Zannini
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