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Mick Barr: Coiled Malescence

Mick Barr, guitarist for NYC black metal band Krallice, just came out with his first solo record under his own name. I had the honor of doing the album art.

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loserface staplegun gluesniffer said | 9 September, 2011

Thanks for mentioning Mick’s new album. He’s gained more attention in the last 3 years from his black metal band Krallice, but people need to give his bands Ocrilim,Octis,Orthrelm,and Oldest a serious listen as its some of the greatest and weirdest music the worlds ever seen. Killer artwork on the cover of this album too. Buy his new album !!

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