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The first CD is called "Decalogue of Darkness", is composed of 10 chapters and sees the participation
of Ettore salati on guitars, and Bobo Aiolfi on bass. The second CD is titled "Navels falling into a living origami" with guest Guglielmo Mariotti (voice), Simone Montrucchio (bass), Lorenzo Fasanelli (Guitars), Marcella Arganese (guitars), Salvatore Lazzara (Guitars Ehru).
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