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Noisem (Necropsy) on A389

Posted by Loren on March 24, 2013

Noisem (Necropsy) on A389
Noisem (Necropsy) on A389

Baltimore thrash/death metallers Noisem (formerly Necroposy) have signed with A389 Recordings and will release a 12"/CD debut Agony Defined in May.

Beforehand, the band is playing select cities to prepare for the release. Check them out below, along with a track off the upcoming record.

 

4/12-13 Washington DC @ Damaged City Fest w/ Negative Approach, DropDead, ILSA, Sick Fix + Tons More
5/23 Baltimore, MD @ Maryland Death Fest w/ Bolt Thrower, Evoken, Abigail and more

Noisem (Necropsy) on A389
Noisem (Necropsy) on A389

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