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Concrete Veins
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Inhaling the Infestation
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Putridity
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corpse gristle Cut And Shoot, Texas
This all started back in the mid-90's as In-Cess Underground with the release of both Devourment and Sintury's demos.
Shortly after I started a zine called Corpse Gristle, and somewhere along the way I just changed the name of everything to Corpse Gristle and started relentlessly promoting the Texas Death Metal undegound that was all around me.
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