Lonely Grave - CraterfaceUme trio Lonely Grave's debut full length, Craterface, is an infernal powerhouse of pestilent, grinding crust. Despite the almost nonstop high energy level, the record's atmosphere is oppressive and suffocating. Opener "The Extremist" makes an unforgettable entrance with a deafening cacophony of diseased, rotting noise, soon interrupted by a breakneck d beat assault and churning blasts. Running just under seventeen minutes, Craterface is by no means a

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