Last Remains - Grasp For Existence :The Demo Anthology CD

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Last Remains - Grasp For Existence :The Demo Anthology CDLast Remains took shape around 1989 1990 after guitarist Adam Tranquilli parted ways with New Jersey thrashers BLOOD FEAST, joining forces with former KILLIGY drummer Adam Kieffer, Bob McLynn on bass, and initial vocalist Rich Caputo. The group set out to develop a heavy yet melodic sound that would remain powerful without venturing toward the "balls out speed thrashing" Tranquilli had explored with BLOOD FEAST. In 1991, the quartet's debut two song

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