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Jimmy
06:29
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New Sadder You
05:54
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Faux Savior
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Otto's Song
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How Rude
06:04
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Heed Me
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Run Your Mouth
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The Yearn
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Brume San Francisco, California
Brume are a San Francisco-based doom metal trio who combine the weight of Black Sabbath’s pioneering distorted riffs with the graceful beauty of singers like Bjork and Portishead’s Beth Gibbons.
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This album rules. HP Nighthawk and crew return with a record chock full of fuzz, killer riffs, wicked drum fills that make you stop and go “hell yeah,” and of course that superb rumbling low end. Add in the great vocal performance and you have a banger from start to finish.
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Fell in love with this record, straight away I was hooked, the sound of the crunching guitars, electronic parts and the immaculate stunning voice. There's the doominess and the awesome rockin and rollin vibe that makes this album so great.
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This might be one of my most played albums in years. SABBATH FROM PHILLY!
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