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Call of the Void

Words: Loren • April 26, 2015

Call of the Void
Call of the Void

Patrick Alberts (Call of the Void)

SPB: What do you think of (the return of) cassettes?

Alberts: I find the return of cassettes to be awesome. There is nothing I enjoy more than owning a bands demo on cassette, when it’s not available in any other format. One of my favorite releases currently is Spectral Voice's Necrotic Doom on tape. The format still sounds great and their easier to store than records.

Loren • April 26, 2015

Call of the Void
Call of the Void

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