Mental Soup Cyprus
Mental Soup are a garage-psychedelic rock band from Cyprus known for their high-energy, explosive performances and crazy on- stage antics. The band consists of Ed Sezener on vocals and guitar, Arman Tatlicioglu on bass guitar, Kaan Korucan on guitar/synths and Bulut Akbilek on drums. ... more
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