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Gold Dust [demo]
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Red & Black [demo]
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Crucible [demo]
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Style [demo]
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Mega Man X medley [demo]
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King Dice Hamilton, Ontario
In 2018, longtime friends George Lacatus and Zach Vernon set out to form the noisiest electropunk duo ever to prove that keyboards could be as heavy if not more so than guitars. Making use of the ARP Odyssey, the band has since played to the delight of local friends and converted many a fan thanks to their explosive, engaging, and energetic live set. No stage is safe when King Dice is in action. ... more
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