Greg Buzzer Tel Aviv Yafo, Israel
Greg Buzzer hails from Tel Aviv, Israel and has been the driving force behind Buzzer since 2004, but this time ventures out on his own, delivering a classic set of stoner rock goodness.This album is aptly named for the great Kha Khan as it resembles an armed campaign that rolls across the land in a thundering, unending roar of sound and vibration,destroying all before it. ... more
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I don't wanna comment, it's called CHILD nuff said.
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