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Wear Your Wounds Essex, Massachusetts
J. Bannon
Mike McKenzie
Sean Martin
Adam McGrath
Chris Maggio
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To LG Petrov, a wonderful man I've had an honor of meeting once or twice! #fuckcancer
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Beautiful Ruin
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On Sannhet’s latest album, produced by Peter Katis (Interpol, The National), their heaving instrumentals have new depth and breadth.
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Perfect Pitch Black (expanded edition)"
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supported by 14 fans who also own “The Blood of Thine Enemies (J. Bannon Solo)”
On this record, they merge the hardcore/metal sound with the space rock/shoegaze sound. This is also the expanded edition with tracks that didn't make the cut on what was to be their 2nd RCA album. You could tell a song like "Prognosis" was the next step forward for that. There's even a version of the song with Caleb giving his signature vocals during one segment, sadly you'll have to find that somewhere in the dark corners of the web.
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