Magic Kingdom (band)

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Magic Kingdom
Origin Brussels, Belgium
Genres Power metal, symphonic metal
Years active1998–present
LabelsMusic Avenue, Limb, AFM
MembersDushan Petrossi
Vassili Moltchanov
Michael Vescera
Michael Brush
Past membersChristoph Hofbouer
Max Leclercq
Frederik Donche
Aymeric Ribot
Anton Arkhipov
Olaf Hayer
Philippe Giordana
Freddy Ortscheid

Magic Kingdom is a Belgian power metal band formed in 1998 by guitarist Dushan Petrossi. [1]

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References

  1. Phil Kimm (31 March 2015). "ALBUM REVIEW: Magic Kingdom – Savage Requiem". RockRevolt Magazine.