The veteran hard rock and metal band Project 86 has announced that they are embarking on their final chapter as a band after a 25 year run.
Project 86 Announces Final Chapter Of 25-Year Run

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The veteran hard rock and metal band Project 86 has announced that they are embarking on their final chapter as a band after a 25 year run.
and Death has released a powerful music video featuring Lacey Sturm for their single "Let Me Love You." The video tells a story about someone dealing with abuse and battling depression and suicidal thoughts, with the musicians appearing on a television set singing about love and not giving up.
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