Review: H.P. Lovecraft, Fabio Frizzi & Andrew Leman ‘I Notturni Di Yuggot’
Howard Phillips Lovecraft. Where would heavy music be without him? Where would games, TV, and films be, for that matter?
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Read More >>Once again spoken arts label Caddabra Records bring us a new Lovecraftian release, this time a 7 inch EP entitled
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