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After hearing the last few songs of XII boar, I meandered over to the New Blood tent to catch the last bit of The Crawling (8).

Having a kind of doom sound mixed with death metal vocals, I was suitably impressed by them. The crowd present for them seemed to be too with a lot of folk banging their heads or fist pumping the air.


Bloodstock 2016 – Friday (James’s view)
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