Deezer — LUM!X · Deezer (cover art)
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There are at least 6 bands called Monster: 1) ska-soul-punk band from Sweden 2) heavy/hard/thrash metal band from Brazil 3) Los Angeles-based indie-rock 4) HC band Mönster from Germany. 5) band from British Columbia, Canada. 6) Korean pop boy's band group called 몬스터 7) Swedish chiptune artist called MONSTER 8) Death Metal band from Germany 9) A groove/death/thrash band from The Netherlands (sometimes stylized as MONSTERRR) 1) Monster a ska-soul-punk band from Sweden that split up in 2000. <a
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- 1994-09-27
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- Monster
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