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Coven Japan Tokyo, Japan
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"Coven Japan" is Japanese Metal Band
inspired by NWOBHM, Mercyful Fate, 80's Metal.
In First Demo -ZERO- we put the noise of dropping the needle on the records into the beginning.
Cos we were particular about the sounds of classic metal.
Now we are making new full Album! so hope you'll look forward to it!
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