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Echolocation

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The GBHBL Whiplash Podcast: Episode 21 -Liquid Dookie!

15/01/2017 Carl 'The Disc' Fisher 0 Comments Album Reviews, Avenged Sevenfold, Backlash, Band Donut, Band Feature, Bill Moseley, Def Leppard, Dookie, Dropkick Murphys, Echolocation, EP Review, Episode 21, Gone is Gone, Green Day, Incineration Fest, iTunes, Liquid Dookie, Melanoma, Night People, Phil Anselmo, Podcast, poison, Ruetz, Soundcloud, Stitcher, The GBHBL Whiplash, You Me At Six

Episode 21 has Sian & Carl talking about some of the latest tours announced for 2017 including Incineration Fest completing

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Album Review: Gone is Gone – Echolocation (Rise Records)

11/01/201720/12/2019 Carl 'The Disc' Fisher 0 Comments Album Review, Albums, At The Drive-In, Echolocation, Gone is Gone, Mastodon, Metal, Mike Zarin, Prog Metal, Prog Rock, QOTSA, Queens of the Stone Age, Rise Records, Rock, Sencit Music, Super-group, Tony Hajjar, Troy Sanders, Troy Van Leeuwen

Gone is Gone are a super-group consisting of Troy Sanders, the singer and bass player from Mastodon, Troy Van Leeuwen,

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