Doomdogs Sweden
Doom/Stoner Metal
Country: Sweden (Gothenburg)
Line-up
Guitars : Christer Cuñat Candela
(Doomdogs founder)
Drums : Anders Ström
Bass : tba
Vocals : tba
Reviews : www.doomdogsband.com/reviews
Former members :
Tomas Eriksson (vocals)
Patrik Andersson Winberg (bass)
Anders Vesterholm, Emil Rolof, Andy Emilsson (drums)
Johannes Hällström (bass)
Paul Nannen, Robert Vargkvist (vocals)
... more
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