Pinn Dropp Warsaw, Poland
Formed in 2015 when guitarist Piotr Sym teamed up with drummer Dariusz Piwowarczyk. The duo was joined by vocalist Mateusz Jagiełło and in 2017 the band released their debut EP „Re: verse, Re: treat, Re: unite”. In 2018 bassist Paweł Woliński joined the band and the new line-up produced the LP "Perfectly Flawed". In December 2021 the EP "...Calling from Some Far Forgotten Land" was released. ... more
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