Russian Circles - "Nine" - Everything Is Noise
Russian Circles continue to dig through the crust of the Earth to find the heaviest of post-rock metals.
I’m an old head who likes guitars, screaming, dragons, punk rock, delicious mangoes and loose analogies. Read at your own risk.
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Russian Circles continue to dig through the crust of the Earth to find the heaviest of post-rock metals.
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