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The Night
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No Getting Out
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Staring at the Walls
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Counting Sins
10:54
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Hellrad Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Featuring former members of Javelina, Eat The Turnbuckle, and Jail, Philadelphia's Hellrad has settled in as a Sabbath worshipping stoner, sludge three-piece. Advancing beyond their caustic drug over toned beginnings for a heavier, denser and more focused assault contributing to the enormity of their sound. Their upcoming release "Counting Sins" will see an early fall 2017 release. ... more
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