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December 12, 2012 Music » The Year in Music

The Triangle's Top 10 Albums of 2012

by Grayson Currin @currincy

1. HORSEBACK, HALF BLOOD (Relapse Records) Earlier this year, the perfectly proficient Raleigh doom metal band Horseskull decided to get provocative, not with their retreaded music but instead with their promotion of it. They were unsatisfied with the Triangle's current doom metal…

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I bought a couple of these albums. Great stuff. Any chance of getting the mp3s so I can check out …

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