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Neurotic Machinery Plzeň Region, Czechia
NEUROTIC MACHINERY was established as a death metal band in September 2006. The band has played around four hundred concerts
and released 6 albums. Each of them being a significant step forward.
With the albums "Nocturnal Misery" and "A Loathsome Aberration" the band has delivered way heavier expression than ever before. The new album is definitelly the darkest effort of band's discography.
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