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Robot God Sydney, Australia
Robot God are a Psych Space Stoner Rock band from Sydney Australia who offer a powerful blend of space rock, traditional
stoner and psychedelia. Fans of Hendrix, Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, Earthless, The Atomic Bitchwax and Elder would not be disappointed.
Robot God are
Matt Allen - Bass,Vocals & Synth
Raff Iacurto - Guitar, Vocals & Synth
Tim Pritchard - Drums & Synth
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