Stardonas, by Gasp

Stardonas

by Gasp

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lordedge oh gas! You've done it again how I missed you so much I long for your touch I want to be much but I can't do much when I think about you I think about myself I think about little boy as an elf I think about the way that I think it's in the streets I think about the men who eat all the meats but I don't so I won't tell you a little song cuz I look like Danny Kaye and that is okay with me

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All good things take time. GASP in this case have taken sixteen years to emerges from the chrysalis and are back with three intense psychedelic powerviolence/hardcore/grindcore mayhem of what you might call songs but are more dirges you don't want to end. Those unfamiliar with the band, they conquered the west coast in the 90's and did splits with some choice bands like NOOTHGRUSH, SUFFERING LUNA, VOLUME 11, and DEERHOOF. The sound is completely unpredictable, like a ride through Alice in Wonderland but if you were on a really bad trip. Maybe more of a Willy Wonka boat ride where you weave in the beautify scenery before and after but are absolutely terrified for the trip in between. This is not a record to miss out on, first pressing limited to 500 copies with 400 on black vinyl and 100 on clear funfetti splatter. Every record comes with a fun lenticular surprise.