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For Black Skies, Southern Metal is a Network, Not a Style

INDY Week | November 10, 2011

In the pivotal final third of "The Sleeping Prophet," the last song on their new self-released album, a new, rather warm sound slides through the fuzz. It is a flute, brought to you by one of the heaviest bands ever to emerge from the Triangle.

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