But we can definitively say what the dead listen to—freight train blastbeats, distorted guitar melodies, and vicious vocals.
Album Review | No One Knows What the Dead Think | S/T
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Category: New Release
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Astronoid mixes aggression with ambience to make metal you can breathe.
From Corners Unknown Compilation, Vol. I Now Available
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