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STVY OUT OV THA BASEDMENT - mlkmvn demos

by Milkman (cincinnati)

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excerpt from laft demo 01:03
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2.
nonsense demo 03:43
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3.
surfdom demo 03:52
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4.
wistful pee one 02:26
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wistful pee two 02:55
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6.
m o o / h u g e h o l e 01:12
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whats more black metal than extremely lo-fi blast beats, guitars so loud that you can't hear vocals and a bunch of reverb, delay and distortion?

here are some demos recorded in a basement with a phone

there parts with leads and vox and solos thats a mystery!!! bc u can't hear it here only exclusively at live events

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released July 6, 2015

"THIS SHIT KICKS MY ASS!" - SATAN

"IS THIS MUSIC?" - MY DAD

"THIS SHIT MAKES ME WANT TO DIE!" - BARRACK OBAMA

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cinci
alternative
post depressive
black metal

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