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Atavistia Vancouver, British Columbia
Atavistia is an Epic Melodic Death Metal band from Vancouver, Canada. They explore various forms of metal within their music resulting in a symphonic mix of nature, atmosphere, and technically precise musicianship. The diversity of Atavistia, much like a forest in the full bloom of spring is something to behold. ... more
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