“Wraith” by Wraith
In their self-titled, lightning quick debut, Wraith shows what they can do with a minimal approach to crossover thrash, and leaves us wanting more. The mouths of madness are fast and furious!
In their self-titled, lightning quick debut, Wraith shows what they can do with a minimal approach to crossover thrash, and leaves us wanting more. The mouths of madness are fast and furious!
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