Anchor & Burden - Extinction Level [LP] Vinyl Record
Anchor & Burden - Extinction Level [LP] Vinyl Record
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Anchor and Burden is an uncompromising progressive avant-garde doom-jazz post-metal band which has their own style of collective instant composition that defies the norms of creation.
Tracklist:
- Served Mirrors
- Rigged Parade of the Brittle Ego
- Foldable Spine
- Bone Collector
- Neural Marrow
- Ossific Monument
- Mutual Assured Destruction
- Nine Gates to Dominion
- These Seedles Plains Once Called Home
- My Heart Will Crawl on
- Last Voyage of the Voiceless Bird
- Acid Seeps Into the Well
- Nucleus Deformities
- Our Radiated Heritage
- The Crust of This Earth
UPC: 692287913816
Label: Moonjune Records
Release Date: 1.17.25
Format: Vinyl
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