Dischordia Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Progressive/Tech Death Metal
New Album "Triptych" out now on Transcending Obscurity
Records.
Josh Turner -Bass/Flute/Vox
Keeno - Guitar/Vox
Josh Fallin - Drums
FFO - Gorguts, Ulcerate, and Sunless
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