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Black Line
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Really impressive here. I like Mike McKenzie. His solo doom project, Stomach Earth, and The Red Chord (who will never be forgotten) have always left me itching for more music from him. So, I was delighted to see this supergroup form. And, the output is just as good as I had hoped.
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