Show Notes
It's the on where David interviews Roger Camero (guitar) of The Warriors.They discuss the journey that is their new record, Burn Yourself Alive coming out on Pure Noise Records.The six years between their last release, Monomyth, was anything but easy. But, all of those ups and downs have been captured on Burn Yourself Alive, and Roger is here to share some of those stories.They also have a brief chat about the re-issue of War Is Hell.This episode also features music from New League Record, Tiny Voices, Downward, Killing Daisies, Choke, and Combust.Their Links:InstagramMerchBurn Yourself AliveOUR LINKS:GRAB SOME MERCHTWITTERINSTAGRAMFACEBOOK
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