Bronze Metalist Ep. 292: The Above
Female February finishes up with the bizarre and eclectic The Above from Pittsburgh's Code Orange!
Bronze Metalist Ep. 265: Screams and Whispers
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About this Episode
While topic of discussion tonight is theoretically Screams and Whispers, a quite good prog/thrash metal album from Anacrusis, Kayle spends quite a bit more time talking about Baldur's Gate 3 by Larian Studios, Bloodborne by Fromsoftware, and Skyrim by Bethesda. Those are all games and studios, not metal albums.
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