The Divide, by Sepsis

The Divide

by Sepsis

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1.	Hellfire 02:09	buy track
2.	The Divide 02:05	buy track
3.	No Pride 02:29	buy track
4.	Ravaged 02:24	buy track

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Sepsis! A charged 4-piece crust bombardment from Naarm, Australia. Following hot off the heels from their sold out demo, they offer up 4 tracks thats are inspired by early UK crust with a strong Swedish hc backbone. For fans of Absolut Country of Sweden/ Scandinavian Jawbreaker era Anti Cimex, Hellbastard and Sacrilege. Maximum Devastation! Limited to 300 hand number copies

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released May 13, 2022

Recorded, mixed and mastered by David Forcier
Artwork by Quintin Ellery

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Hardcore Victim Melbourne, Australia

Naarm (Melbourne) based DIY HC Punk label since 2009.

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