Get all 6 King Hiss releases available on Bandcamp and save 10%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Butcher (Helsmoortel Remix), Earthquaker, Mastosaurus, Sadlands, Snakeskin [EP], and Demo.
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Homeland
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Tourniquet
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Black Sea, Slow Death
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We Live In Shadows
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Mastosaurus
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Stuck In A Hole
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Egomaniac
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Renegade
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Killer Hand
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Requiem For The Lost
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King Hiss Belgium
New album Earthquaker out now!
When life gives you lemons, you make lemonade. King Hiss
however, was given 4 man mountains. King of voracious riffs, vicious fangs and roaring screams. A true delight to any metal, hardrock, hardcore or stonerrockkid. This rock and roll leviathan is moving in for the kill.
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