Infatuation With Malevolence (Metal Dad

29 November 2012

Infatuation With Malevolence

I'm not a huge Hatebreed fan and I can take or leave Shadows Fall but I wouldn't mind seeing Dying Fetus. I'll have to see if I can talk one or both of my sons into going with me to one of the IL shows. Of course, this is assuming I've landed a job by then.

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