KRAUS - GRIP THE MOON
CASS (Cassette)
Label: SOFT ABUSE
Release date: 02/05/2018
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Catalog no.: SAB0000084
Item ID: 461803
'Grip The Moon', presented on cassette, contains high piled blasted riffs, explosive drumming, modified electronics teetering on collapse, and an added dose of Turkish scales bumping up against Bolan-ish bombast. Limited edition of 100 copies.
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