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Sun
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Where's the Riff?
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Lingchi
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Gateway To Hell Baltimore, Maryland
MEMBERS
Guitar:
Alex Briscoe
Vocals:
Jerrod Sydnor
Bass:
Eric Smythe
Drums:
Dan Petruccelli
Gateway To Hell recommends:
Bandit | Ground Split EP
by BANDIT | GROUND
The mighty Unholy Anarchy Records!
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New doom from Baltimore. Robo Cujo is our spirit animal.
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