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Unrest

March 20, 2015 Kevin Stewart-Panko
Best New Noise Unrest.

Grindcore

dB Rating: 9/10

Release Date: March 25, 2015
Label: Unspeakable Axe Records

Yes.

– Kevin Stewart-Panko

From the April 2015 issue (#126).

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