Get all 12 Volcano Victims releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
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Canicular Years
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Things Turn out Alright
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Beginning of the 80s
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Oxford Street
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Revolutionary Resolution
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Shimmering Light
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Post Storm
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Fool
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Closer
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Augnablik
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Volcano Victims Reykjavik, Iceland
Gaui has been writing songs on and off for many years but it wasn't until summer 2012 he started Volcano Victims when he
moved to Berlin.
The band's style of music varies from dark, dreamy and melancholic songs that are influenced by the Icelandic dark winters to more uplifting melodic indie.
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