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Not Alone
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Universe Machine
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Psychedelicide
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Crystal Gate
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End of Man
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Navigator
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God Emperor
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ASTRAL HAND Milwaukee, Wisconsin
ASTRAL HAND is a 4-piece heavy-psych band that channels a deeply cosmic mood. By using synth-driven melodies, fuzzed-out guitar riffs, thundering drums, and lyrical themes meditating on interstellar deities, ASTRAL HAND searches for life and love in the universe at large. ... more
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