Ghost on Mars Rome, Italy
Ghost on Mars combines dark and melancholic atmospheres with metal traditions, trying to recreate their personal approach to
dark metal. The songs are inspired by films, books and stories belonging to the sci-fi culture.
Ghost on Mars are:
Moreno Sangermano - voice
Fabio Valentini - guitar
Andrea Mataloni - guitar
Valerio Lippera - bass
Andrea Alberati - drums
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