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Antabus
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Asleep
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Slowly sinking
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Something more
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Outshine
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Drömland
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No mercy
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Distance
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Volga
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makthaverskan Gothenburg, Sweden
Since forming in Gothenburg in 2008, Makthaverskan has carved out a unique blend of post-punk urgency and melodic indie pop. Across four acclaimed albums (Makthaverskan, II, III, För Allting), the band has toured Europe and the US, earning praise for their emotional intensity and Maja Milner’s striking vocals. ... more
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