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Noisem join Relapse

Posted by Loren on June 26, 2016

Noisem join Relapse
Noisem - Blossoming Decay

Relapse Records has announced that Baltimore's Noisem has joined the roster and will beging work on their third full-length and first for their own label.

The band previously released two full-lengths and an EP onA389 Recordings, including Blossoming Decay. No release plan has been announced for the new LP as of yet.

Noisem join Relapse
Noisem - Blossoming Decay

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