New England’s ESCUELA GRIND unleash the third installment of the band’s EP series exploring the extreme genres that most directly influenced them, “DDEEAATTHHMMEETTAALL”, which follows up 2020’s “GGRRIINNDDCCOORREE” and “PPOOWWEERRVVIIOOLLEENNCCEE”. With a runtime under 14 minutes, divided into four…
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