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Torn Light Records
356 Ludlow Avenue
Cincinnati, OH 45220
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A cacophony of blown-out corrosion and layered underground rust blasting into the blackened void at full volume and full force. Texture, speed, and movement collide for an essential CD reissue of the highly sought-after tape originally released on the artist’s own Thorax Harsh Cassettes in 2012, newly remastered by Grant Richardson for maximum impact.
TRO-335, CD
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| Tags | Brandon May 21 Staff Pick, Staff Pick |
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