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Content Tagged: ohyda

Song of the Day

Ohyda, “Spokój,” from Koszmar (La Vida Es Un Mus, 2019)

By Carlos Ramirez | 10.18.2019

Polish hardcore punk combo bring filthy guitar tones and a breakdown that kills on new track.

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