Berator Portland, Oregon
Unrelenting hardcore for anyone delivered through loud instrumentation and the classic punk rock DIY attitude.
Berator recommends:
forgetyourdreams vol. 1
by SKULK
These three songs manage to mix so many different genres into a single cohesive sound that puts a huge smile on your face at the same time you wish you were setting your house on fire.
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