Ur-in-stinkt Bremen, Germany
Ur-In-stinkt
ist eine deutsche blackened-Crust-Grind-Metal Band aus Bremen gegründet im Herbst
2019.
Vocals: Dan
(Sarkast, Intestinal Infection,
Egocentrash)
Guitar: Ben
(Dogs of Gomorrah)
Bass: Säbel
(Dogs of Gomorrah,
Deathtrip, Stand or Fall )
Drums : Blasn
(Uppercrust, Stahlschwester, Adoniswörstchen, Hellhaak)
... more
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