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 Adult Swim's Metal Swim 2: coming soon

Posted by Loren on April 27, 2019

Adult Swim's Metal Swim 2: coming soon
Adult Swim - Metal Swim 2

Adult Swim, Cartoon Network's late night animated programming, will release a curated stream-only compilation on May 3 named Metal Swim 2. The comp includes 15 new songs curated by Laura Sterritt and covering a range of metal-minded styles. The exact playlist is yet to be unveiled but artists are Alien Weaponry, Akvan, Author & Punisher, Baroness, Botanist, Dark Castle, Dreadnought, Eyehategod, Kat Katz + Andy Gibbs from Thou, Nervosa, Oathbreaker, Sunn O))), The Body, Vile Creature, and Volahn, with cover art by comic book creator Becky Cloonan (Batman, The Punisher, Southern Cross).

Adult Swim's Metal Swim 2: coming soon
Adult Swim - Metal Swim 2

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