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NO TOMORROW - nuclear exposure 7"
On their second record (their first was a split LP with Oiltanker on Profane Existence Records), Wilmington, North Carolina's No Tomorrow move away from the straightforward, brutal crust that they mastered early on and toward something much more interesting. These two songs retain the big production and brutal vocals of their earlier work, but add in some brilliant melodic lead guitar that immediately brings to mind the almighty Death Side. If you like searing leads, huge guitars, and gutteral vocals you're going to flip for these two songs. The packaging on this one is also gorgeous, featuring two-color screened jackets printed by Sorry State and hand-stamped labels
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NO TOMORROW - nuclear exposure 7"
NO TOMORROW - nuclear exposure 7"
On their second record (their first was a split LP with Oiltanker on Profane Existence Records), Wilmington, North Carolina's No Tomorrow move away from the straightforward, brutal crust that they mastered early on and toward something much more interesting. These two songs retain the big production and brutal vocals of their earlier work, but add in some brilliant melodic lead guitar that immediately brings to mind the almighty Death Side. If you like searing leads, huge guitars, and gutteral vocals you're going to flip for these two songs. The packaging on this one is also gorgeous, featuring two-color screened jackets printed by Sorry State and hand-stamped labels
$5.72
NO TOMORROW - nuclear exposure 7"—
$5.72
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On their second record (their first was a split LP with Oiltanker on Profane Existence Records), Wilmington, North Carolina's No Tomorrow move away from the straightforward, brutal crust that they mastered early on and toward something much more interesting. These two songs retain the big production and brutal vocals of their earlier work, but add in some brilliant melodic lead guitar that immediately brings to mind the almighty Death Side. If you like searing leads, huge guitars, and gutteral vocals you're going to flip for these two songs. The packaging on this one is also gorgeous, featuring two-color screened jackets printed by Sorry State and hand-stamped labels
