The Midnight Toker.
Love the band and all their albums, since I already own this on vinyl I figured I bump it up on the collection list by adding it again since I think it was through their label not the band.
Doomgaze of the highest order.
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Transcendence
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Shiver
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Aporia
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Arcane
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Apex
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Rivulets
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Servants
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Spectral
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GRIN Berlin, Germany
TOUR 2024
28.02. Hafenklang, Hamburg
29.02. Neues Schauspiel, Leipzig
01.03. Reset
Club, Berlin
02.03. Hugo, Gera
03.03. Ostpol, Dresden
A hallucinogenic trip through massive walls of deep roaring bass thunder, relentless cannonball drum hits and gut-wrenching heaviness.
Booking: hiddenplanet@gmx.de
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