You might expect a song called “Tora Tora Tora” to follow loud/fast rules, and for one called “New Hope Cemetery” to be quietly contemplative. But the Damnations have a way of confounding expectations. So the Texas band’s new album Where […]
You might expect a song called “Tora Tora Tora” to follow loud/fast rules, and for one called “New Hope Cemetery” to be quietly contemplative. But the Damnations have a way of confounding expectations. So the Texas band’s new album Where […]
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