Parasitical Annihilation
from Paradise Through Damnation by Species Splicer
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NEW SINGLE!
Released from the upcoming debut Ep "Paradise Through Damnation" which will be digitally released on March 5th, 2017 and physically released on Match 23rd at The Charleston in Bremerton for our "PNW Ep Release Run" kick off show.
The Ep boasts of slamming riffs accompanied by insanely brutal vocals. Based on a concept of a vile scientist hatching an abominable creature of alien, demon and human scum to reproduce destructive atrocities upon the multiverse.
Released from the upcoming debut Ep "Paradise Through Damnation" which will be digitally released on March 5th, 2017 and physically released on Match 23rd at The Charleston in Bremerton for our "PNW Ep Release Run" kick off show.
The Ep boasts of slamming riffs accompanied by insanely brutal vocals. Based on a concept of a vile scientist hatching an abominable creature of alien, demon and human scum to reproduce destructive atrocities upon the multiverse.
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from Paradise Through Damnation,
track released February 10, 2017
Erick Goin - Recording, Mixing and Mastering
Erick Goin - Recording, Mixing and Mastering
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Species Splicer Seattle, Washington
EST. 2016
PNW Brutality
Blackened Slamming Death
Caleb: Guitar, Bass, Vocals, Production
Tim: Drums
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