If you blinked, you probably missed MEZZROW’s first act. Emerging from the Swedish metal scene in the late ’80s, they released one excellent album — “Then Came The Killing” (1990) — and split up a couple years later. Aside from one brief reunion in 2005, little has been heard from them since, but th…
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