there is no word... 
 
The sound impression "Interlude" was created in July 2010. 
 
 
This week our section "Download of the Week" presents the song "Interlude".

there is no word... The sound impression "Interlude" was created in July 2010. This week our section "Download of the Week" presents the song "Interlude".

there is no word... 
 
The sound impression "Interlude" was created in July 2010. 
 
 
This week our section&nbsp;"Download of the Week"&nbsp;presents the song "Interlude".

198 - Interlude

TOUCH THE SPIDER! Music from the dark side of life Music and videos from TOUCH THE SPIDER! TOUCH THE SPIDER! mix elements of the 70th with Doom, Gothic and Psychedelic. They are inspired by Joy Division, Hawkwind, Motörhead, Black Sabbath, Pentagram and Saint Vitus. An emotionally thick and entirely developed atmosphere evolves from the melancholic and at the same time catchy sound. Feels like Black Sabbath jamming with Joy Division. Though TOUCH THE SPIDER! are influenced by rather different types of music, it's difficult to pidgeonhole them. You can literally feel the melancholy. Hearing the songs you are torn between depression and blissful happiness.

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TOUCH THE SPIDER! Music from the dark side of life Music and videos from TOUCH THE SPIDER! TOUCH THE SPIDER! mix elements of the 70th with Doom, Gothic and Psychedelic. They are inspired by Joy Division, Hawkwind, Motörhead, Black Sabbath, Pentagram and Saint Vitus. An emotionally thick and entirely developed atmosphere evolves from the melancholic and at the same time catchy sound. Feels like Black Sabbath jamming with Joy Division. Though TOUCH THE SPIDER! are influenced by rather different types of music, it's difficult to pidgeonhole them. You can literally feel the melancholy. Hearing the songs you are torn between depression and blissful happiness.

TOUCH THE SPIDER! Music from the dark side of life Music and videos from TOUCH THE SPIDER! TOUCH THE SPIDER! mix elements of the 70th with Doom, Gothic and Psychedelic. They are inspired by Joy Division, Hawkwind, Motörhead, Black Sabbath, Pentagram and Saint Vitus. An emotionally thick and entirely developed atmosphere evolves from the melancholic and at the same time catchy sound. Feels like Black Sabbath jamming with Joy Division. Though TOUCH THE SPIDER! are influenced by rather different types of music, it's difficult to pidgeonhole them. You can literally feel the melancholy. Hearing the songs you are torn between depression and blissful happiness.

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