Snapped up by SOUTHERN LORD before less scrupulous folk could get a look-in, HIGH COMMAND appeared fully formed on their 2019 debut “Beyond The Wall of Desolation”. Forged in the fires of filthy thrash but equally fueled by hardcore punk’s in-built hostility, it created epic grandeur from the simple…
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