Get all 5 Grimpen Mire releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Rehearsal recordings 25/2/2014, Split w/Bastard Of The Skies, Death on The Moor, A Plague Upon Your Houses, and Demo 2008.
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The Rats In The Walls
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Black Saturnalia
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Intro
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Through Leaden Sky
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Blood Of My Gods
08:45
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Grimpen Mire Birmingham, UK
Rearing its ugly head in 2007 Grimpen Mire have continued to lay waste to venues across the
UK.
Effortlessly combining traditional doom with sludge the band have come up with something truly refreshing yet crushingly heavy.
Debut out on At War With False Noise in 2012.
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