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heckhammer

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SCHEDULE

Every other Saturday 9 - 11pm (EDT)

CATEGORIES Metal

Too Loud For The Crowd

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A sampling of the worldwide metal underground, focusing on black, death, and thrash. If you are a false, don’t entry!

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