AMBER Marburg, Germany
we are amber. we are 5 friends from Marburg, Germany playing the music we love. We are influenced by bands like Cult of
Luna, Time to Burn, Isis, AmenRa, The Ocean, Neurosis.
Jakob - Drums
Julian - Vocals
Christian - Guitar
Patrick - Bass
Dennis KYHN - Guitar
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