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Hey! Listen to Burak Ozmucur!

Colin Kauffman
October 4, 2016
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Turkish born but New Jersey based songwriter Burak Ozmucur has been quietly toiling away for the last six years, releasing an album and several EPs showcasing his melodic, atmospheric metal style as it evolved ... Read More...

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