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Ghosts Of Atlantis England, UK
Debut album 3.6.2.4 out March 26th
Hailing from deepest, darkest Suffolk, Ghosts Of Atlantis
are a metal band that carry a wealth of experience and professionalism. Like both Cradle Of Filth, and Devilment
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