Shredding Belt
from The Underground by Salute
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lyrics
Profess the church path
Inside Erupt Sustain
Shredding belt now crimson
Now make use of your charity
Inside Erupt Sustain
Shredding belt now crimson
Now make use of your charity
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from The Underground,
released February 3, 2009
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Jul 2007
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This album intrigues me. At first I was dubious about the Black Metal tag, however as I got further in to the album I was suprised. I Have heard them described as B.M. and Death Rock, I guess I can agree to that, However trying to pin these guys sound down is like trying hold a handful of bonedry sand. They are very inventive with their riffing and composition which made this an Interesting listen.
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