Kill Division - Peace Through Tyranny (CD)

Kill Division - Peace Through Tyranny (CD)

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Kill Division - Peace Through Tyranny (CD)Release Date: 09 16 22 Kill Division are a grindcore act that embody and honor the essence of grind's humble beginnings from luminaries in the scene. Decibel Magazine cited, 'Kill Division is a nod to the old way of doing things, a group formed to blast through grindcore in the style of Terrorizer and Napalm Death, particularly in the style that late guitarist Jesse Pintado wrote. On their new album, Peace Through Tyranny, the quartet keep things

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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2025