Baroness - Yellow & Green

Kinda like what Mastodon did with “The Hunter”, “Yellow & Green” sees fellow Georgia natives Baroness move away even further from the sludgy, heavy-ass riffs and screams and go for more clean r
Kinda like what Mastodon did with “The Hunter”, “Yellow & Green” sees fellow Georgia natives Baroness move away even further from the sludgy, heavy-ass riffs and screams and go for more clean r
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