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Awarē Jena, Germany
Driving basslines, elegiac guitar walls and dynamic percussions. With their music Awarē try to bridge the gap between
spherical Post Rock and riff-based Post Metal. The instrumental arrangements are cascaded through the use of voice samples, which form theme and framework of the songs. Throughout this combination, Awarē create their unique sound.
Members:
Bastian
Michael
Sebastian
Thomas
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