Live Review: Intense Hammer Rage, Gape, Mephistopheles, Atra Vetosus, Create The Crayon
"The music is loud and brutal, with fantastic delivery of almost primal incantations and a tongue-in-cheek approach."
Intense Hammer Rage
Albums
1999
Devogrindporngorecoreaphile
2001
Avagoyamugs
2014
DeathChunkGoreGrind
2015
Better to Kill Than Listen to This
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