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Crucifixion (Hellhammer)
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Motorpunk (2009 demo)
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*Commotion (2011 demo)
02:32
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Gimme Inepsy (2009 demo)
05:02
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Bombs Away (2009 demo)
04:21
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Iron Fist Los Angeles, California
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I didn't realize how great Beastmaker were until I put this in and really gave it a good listen. Man, if anyone ever sounded like the mighty Black Sabbath it's these guys and that's a major compliment! Sabbath made me the metalhead I am today. So super happy to discover these guys. Guitar tone is heavy as shit and the singer has that creepy Ozzy sound that's perfect for this music. Beastmaker are the classic Sabbath sound circa 1970. I play this all the time.
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I'm sad to see this era of Beastmaker close out but this is a phenomenal way to do! Black Butterfly might be the best thing they've ever done.
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Lo-fi, scratchy, and somewhat vulgar punk rock straight out of Cincinnati, Ohio. Don't overthink it—they didn't.
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