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CHAPTER 33: SERPENTEEN

Twin Beaks

Crossover Prog


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Studio Album, released in 2019

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Son of the Breach (6:47)
2. Midknife Confessions (6:02)
3. March of the Miscreants (5:20)
4. Molted Milk (3:52)
5. A Briefcase Full of Pre-Whacked Snakes (2:26)
6. Epiphonema (3:15)

Total Time 27:42

Line-up / Musicians

- Giulio Quaglieri / guitars, misc.
- Steve Holub / bass
- Michael Fanelli / drums

Releases information

Self-released

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