Spiritual Void Rio, Brazil
Spiritual Void was formed in June 2012 with the idea of Thiago Norvico (vocal), Wendell Lavor (guitar) and Roger Avlis (guitar), to make music based on their favorite bands (Black Sabbath, Pantera, Down, Trouble, Corrosion of Conformity among others). With the same focus, joined the band Rubens de Castro (bass) and Henrique Silva (drums) to make a sound with the 70's roots and nowadays heavy music ... more
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