12th April 2021
Sunnata – Burning In Heaven, Melting On Earth – Review
Shamanic Doom Metal? Nope, me neither. But the description certainly intrigued me. There has been countless sub genres of metal over…
Shamanic Doom Metal? Nope, me neither. But the description certainly intrigued me. There has been countless sub genres of metal over…
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