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Track List
01) Snake Church
02) Brotherhood of the Midnight Sun
03) Fear the Silence
04) The Black Light of a Living Ghost
05) Destroy or Create
06) Shades of Blue
07) Innocent Blood
08) The Apparition
09) Believer
10) The Razor and the Knife
11) Angel of War
12) Temple of the Wolves
01) Snake Church
02) Brotherhood of the Midnight Sun
03) Fear the Silence
04) The Black Light of a Living Ghost
05) Destroy or Create
06) Shades of Blue
07) Innocent Blood
08) The Apparition
09) Believer
10) The Razor and the Knife
11) Angel of War
12) Temple of the Wolves
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2016
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"Snake Church" is the seventh full length studio album by the American metallic hardcore band Ringworm. The album was released on July 29th, 2016 on the Relapse Records label.
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Ringworm have been reaching their hands for the throat for more than two decades.
Snake Church binds to Slayer worship riffs and hardcore driven rhythms, and utterly wrecks you while doing it. The Human Furnace’s vocals are like a scorching hot iron dragging itself along a ton of naked dead bodies. Wherever you are going, play this music if hard times are coming your way. The guitars sound downright evil, and absolutely frantic throughout the whole album. Everything hits right where it hurts on Snake Church.
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"Snake Church" is the seventh full length studio album by the American metallic hardcore band Ringworm. The album was released on July 29th, 2016 on the Relapse Records label.
User Album Review
Ringworm have been reaching their hands for the throat for more than two decades.
Snake Church binds to Slayer worship riffs and hardcore driven rhythms, and utterly wrecks you while doing it. The Human Furnace’s vocals are like a scorching hot iron dragging itself along a ton of naked dead bodies. Wherever you are going, play this music if hard times are coming your way. The guitars sound downright evil, and absolutely frantic throughout the whole album. Everything hits right where it hurts on Snake Church.
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