The World State Aarhus, Denmark
Five good friends with an urge to express ourselves through both the well known rock and pop musical territories, and
sometimes in the more progressive manners.
Our lyrical themes are all about what goes through our heads on an everyday basis, in a more and more incomprehensible modern world, where common sense often seems to have reached its expiration date...
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