Review: Inner Strength – Daydreaming in Moonlight
Thirty-one years to write, hone skills, and perfect.
Thirty-one years to write, hone skills, and perfect.
A technical relic from a bygone era.
Cocaine Bear has met its rival.
Two generations of sexy, jazzy death metal.
It was time ii grow and Atavistia have!
The dearth of water, glut of sunlight, paucity of humanity.
Retro-futurist and forward thinking, Colin Marston delivers yet again.
If you don’t click from that Paolo Girardi, this won’t convince you.
It’s not about the length, it’s how you use it 😉
A crucible to endure.