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Gnarl Edinburgh, UK
Doom-Noise inspired by the landscapes and folklore of the British Isles.
Brooding guitars
weave between layered field recordings and cascades of searing noise.
While some of the sources of my inspiration may have been co-opted by the far right, Gnarl will always remain fiercely anti-fascist.
FFO: Sunn O))), Bismuth, Harvestman, Nadja
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