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Black Warts
Black Warts formed in Manchester with Ethan Cross on vocals, Marcus Cain and Jake Raven on guitars, and Tom Savage on drums. They started with relentless...
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Black Warts formed in Manchester with Ethan Cross on vocals, Marcus Cain and Jake Raven on guitars, and Tom Savage on drums. They started with relentless gigging and put out their debut EP 'Blood and Fury' before releasing the album 'No More Lies'.
Their songs like 'Bad Sacristan' and 'Bridge of Hell' have a raw, heavy rock sound with lyrics that often touch on social themes. The band has built a following with that straightforward approach to their music.
They've kept working on their own terms since those early Manchester shows, putting out more material without much fuss about industry expectations.
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