Part Dinosaur - Numbers
from Screaming Ground III by Screaming Ground
about
Part Dinosaur are a math-y post hardcore band from the South East. They play good music. As you can hear above.
Slowly rising up the underground scene, they wont be much of a secret for very long and they definately deserve to be heard by as many people as possible. One of my favourite bands Ive found of the last year.
Check them out!
www.myspace.com/partdinosaur
partdinosaur.tumblr.com
www.facebook.com/pages/Part-Dinosaur/31784893628
Slowly rising up the underground scene, they wont be much of a secret for very long and they definately deserve to be heard by as many people as possible. One of my favourite bands Ive found of the last year.
Check them out!
www.myspace.com/partdinosaur
partdinosaur.tumblr.com
www.facebook.com/pages/Part-Dinosaur/31784893628
credits
from Screaming Ground III,
released December 13, 2010
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