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Belgian sludgy hardcore/punks VVOVNDS teasing their debut album

September 8, 2015
1 min read

“Descending Flesh”, the upcoming debut album from Belgium’s VVOVNDS  is for the furious, the restless and the adventurous. The record will be out on November 3rd on Hypertension records and is a mixture of the band’s young spirits and experienced veterans. This mixture of blackened extreme hardcore sludgy metallic twists will knock you out. Taste it below and get readyb for more!

Photo by Willem Blancke.

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Karol Kamiński

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