Van Groover Herborn, Germany
We’re not reinventing the wheel, but we let it roll.“ 100% Riff-powered, a little bit of bullshit, just like a road trip
through the desert, with stoner rock on the license plate. Van Groover was founded 2019 in middle Germany.
Lead by Bassist and Vocalist Bass-T from (Cripper), Drummer Steven Broschkus (Devil Shepherd) and Six Stringer Jan Arnold (The Carrion Call).
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