EP Review: Burden - Somewhere To Call Home

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How does Somewhere To Call Home, a numetalcore band from Albany, New York, stand up against the ears of two chuckleheads by the names of Jason and Jeanie? Well, only your own ears can tell you that. Go ahead and take a listen! Music: The Gatekeepers by Shane Ivers – https://www.silvermansound.com

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How does Somewhere To Call Home, a numetalcore band from Albany, New York, stand up against the ears of two chuckleheads by the names of Jason and Jeanie? Well, only your own ears can tell you that. Go ahead and take a listen! Music: The...

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