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Syntaxe
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Clivage
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Le chien du Berger
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Masse Synchronise
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Milanku Montréal, Québec
Milanku percute par son caractère brutal, à la fois nostalgique et mélancolique. Au fil du temps, Milanku aura su assurer sa place sur la scène post-hardcore mondiale. Avec des textes en français, Milanku est assurément la référence du genre au Québec.
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