Foreign France
FOREIGN – The symphony of the Wandering Jew is the creation of singer/keyboard player Ivan Jacquin (Psychanoïa, The Raging Project, Amonya) ; the idea to create this master-piece appeared in his mind when he read in the past several books and chronicles about the myth of the Wandering Jew and inspired him three whole songs in a progressive and symphonic rock mood. Foreign will be a trilogy... ... more
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