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Collison of My Axioms
Veritas

Spook (2009) Jason

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Collison of My Axioms – Veritas — Spook, 2009

Completely predictable chug mosh from Italy. If you like xLiferuinerx or live in my state of Minnesota you probably think this is the shit. The stop and starts on this four-song EP are giving me a headache that may lead to a grand maul seizure. If I hear one more song that starts off with a two-step part I am going to get stabby. I don't know who exactly likes this type of hardcore but rest assured I don't want to know them.

3.0 / 10Jason • October 22, 2009

Collison of My Axioms – Veritas cover artwork
Collison of My Axioms – Veritas — Spook, 2009

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