Get all 17 Samavayo releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Payan, The Serpent (featuring Acid Row), Vatan, The Fuzz Charger Split LP (feat. Sons of Morpheus, CH), Justify - Single, To The Ground - Single, Dakota, Split EP (feat. The Grand Astoria), and 9 more.
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Prevarication Nation
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Vatan
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Lyrics based on poem by Simin Behbahani
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Sirens
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The Hate of Thousands
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Marionette
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Time To Die
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Children of Kobane
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Samavayo Berlin, Germany
SAMAVAYO, a band that's come quite a long way and who's history is a long and curvy one. Overthecourse of nearly 20 years this band has found their place and established themselves an excellent name within the Genre of Heavy, Stoner and Psychedelic Rock, well known for a high class live sound, tight playing and their talent to enthuse every audience! ... more
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