Self-proclaimed purveyors of “industrial metalcore”, THE INTERBEING have been cantering down a path of their own making for the last decade. That description is fairly accurate, all things considered, and yet “Icon of the Hopeless” is a lot more interesting and engaging than such reductive categoriz…
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