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Strider Ankara, Turkey
Was sprouted from relentless desolation of Moorland Ankara in 2017, Strider is a 5 piece Heavy Psych outlet. With an
emphasis on collective struggle, It is a manic depressive and highly expressive musical journey in Moorland whether we are not on the Moorland anymore or we are at the far-end of it.
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