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KILL FEED 067: Angry Video Game Nerd James Rolfe of REX VIPER Is Happy to Talk Metal

July 23, 2025 Michael Wohlberg and James Lewis

As Kill Feed upgrades to the fourth dimension, the Nerd himself takes the time to talk all things metal.

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