Crazy Hammer - Roll The Dice (CD)

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Crazy Hammer - Roll The Dice (CD)Release Date: 05 06 22 HEAVY METAL for the fans of Judas Priest, Helloween, Saxon CRAZY HAMMER is a French Heavy Metal band influenced by Judas Priest, Saxon and Helloween. The first formation took place in Tarbes in 1987 and went on hiatus from 1991 to 2015. The band recorded 'Resurrection' in 2020, album including the best of their titles from the first era, brought up to date. Today, the band is composed of Karim Alkama and Mathieu Papon on

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