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SCAPHISM Bring You a New ‘Horror’ with Stream for “Malapropos Cardiectomy”
Boston’s Scaphism have released their brand new track called “Malapropos Cardiectomy” from the new record Unutterable Horrors.
Boston’s Scaphism have released their brand new track called “Malapropos Cardiectomy” from the new record Unutterable Horrors.
The new album comes five years after the band’s debut, Festering Human Remains. The time between releases has seen Scaphism grow to become one of the biggest players in the death metal scene in New England. Unutterable Horrors features eight new tracks of no-nonsense, hard hitting death metal that will make you hooked.
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