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Head Trouble
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OH DiE! Turin, Italy
OH DIE! are Paolo Scappazzoni (drums) and Tino Paratore (bass). Paolo and Tino are among the key players of the musical scene that arose from Turin in the last 30 years. They rebooted the scene with their Church of Violence and Arturo, fundamental hard core bands of the 90s in Turin. Drums and bass are the only ingredients of this special blend, through nervous beats and liberating openings. ... more
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