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Iron Gate, The Crushing Weight of Existence (2025)

By Ryan O'Connor | 9.29.2025

New Hampshire death metal crushers return with their second EP.

Features

Iron Gate: New Hampshire Band Showcases the Moshers in “Ego Trip” Music Video

By Ryan O'Connor | 1.31.2025

"The room could maybe fit like 30 people comfortably and I think they squeezed like 70 in."

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