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EXCLUSIVE PREMIERE: Stream Gvrlls’ New EP In Full!

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October 1, 2015
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Once again, I'm back with another exclusive premiere! This time around, we're headed down under to Australia, where a number of new awesome metal acts have begun to take shape. One such act goes by the name Gvr... Read More...

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