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Michael Centrone

May 17

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Tour Story 6

The Diva and His Bandmates Are Attacked On a Cliffside in California, Then Had Cops Called On Them For a Phony Hate Crime in the Midwest

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Your Death Metal Diva here, blessing you with another tale from the road…

In the Summer of ’04, my former band Through The Discipline saddled up and rode on a full-US tour with fellow…

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