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End Game / Living in Fear, Combined Forces Split EP (K.O.T.P. Recordings, 2021)

By Adam Yoe | 7.27.2021

From Alberta to Atlanta, these 2 bands deliver hardcore crossover riffs like no one's business.

Features

New Artist Focus: End Game

By No Echo | 10.2.2020

Mosh riffs. Thrashy tempos. Divebombs. You get the picture.

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