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retail distortion tapes
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GO SATAN!
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we are damned to hell
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cŵn annwn
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straight on till morning
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garden of eyes
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black annis
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who are the monsters Cardiff, UK
“A power trio who are about losing yourself in the moment musically and disappearing into the soundscape that their songs
build in your imagination”
Mass Movement Magazine
Who Are The Monsters attack with a sound that wouldn’t be out of place in the Amphetamine Reptile label’s very noisy back catalogue.
Buzz Magazine
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