Edocer Oslo, Norway
Edocer is a Norwegian power trio based in Oslo, combining rock, grunge and stoner riffs with catchy melodies. Since the last
EP “Drained”, the band has been working on their debut album which was released the 28th of May 2021. Edocer is Håkon Øiestad (vocals/guitar), Asaad El Andaloussi (bass) and Martin Karlsen (drums).
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