JG
Unforgivably relentless cover to cover. Easily the most sonically violent record I've listened to - and one I'm proud to add to my collection.
Fucking awesome stuff.
Favorite track: KING OF THE WORLD.
Torn Light Cincinnati, Ohio
356 Ludlow Ave
Cincinnati OH 45220
Ohio
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