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Rose Funeral

Band formed in Cincinnati, OH

Rose Funeral's Genre:

Death Metal, Heavy Metal, Progressive Metal

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Rose Funeral

This station plays the best music from and music from related artists like Oceano, All Shall Perish, Winds of Plague, Despised Icon, Whitechapel, Through the Eyes of the Dead, Salt the Wound, Born of Osiris, The Faceless, Beneath the Massacre and more.

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Rose Funeral's Selected Discography (3)

The Resting Sonata

Crucify Kill Rot

2007 Copyright Control200710 Songs

Gates of Punishment

201111 Songs

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	Winds of Plague	Originally known as Black December, Winds of Plague formed in 2002 in Upland, California. The band went through a good number of roster changes, eventually settling on Jonathan Cooke (vocals), Nick Eash (guitar), Nick Piunno (guitar), Kristen Randall (keyboards), Andrew Glover (bass), and Jeff Tenney (drums).
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