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Two sons of Metallica’s Lars Ulrich form a new band Taipei Houston together

Author Arto Mäenpää - 2.9.2021

Two sons of Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich Myles and Layne Ulrich have formed a new band by the name of Taipei Houston. They also have the following two shows lined up for this month:

09/09 Long Beach, CA – Alex’s Bar (feat. Dylan Carson & Not A Friend)
09/15 Los Angeles, CA – The Mind (feat. Left OF The Slash, Zach Louis & Nautical Front)

You can check out material from the duo below. The group will be debuting a new song “Respector” online shortly most likely:

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A flawless dance with death – review of Nachtblut’s seventh studio album “Todschick”

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