RAVENTHORN Moscow, Russia
Previously called Loud'N'Proud, Raventhorn has released a demo album "The Stand" and "From the Ashes..." EP. In 2018 the band has changed its name and genre. 2018 our first concept album "Nightmare in Eden" was released.
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