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Leyaks London, UK
Leyaks’ tunes are instrumental. They blend Melodic Post-Rock, Math, Electronica, Psychedelic and Heavy Rock influences with their own experiments in sound. Leyaks was formed in the summer of 2007 in London, UK. Current members are: Harry Foster, Mark Martines, Nick Cardy, Tim O'Donoghue and Michael Day. ... more
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