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Void King Indianapolis, Indiana
Derek Felix - Percussion
Chris Carroll - Bass
Guitar.
Jason Kindred -
Voice.
Tommy Miller - Electric Guitar.
If there is nothing, as we have long suspected, then let the Void take us there. Let the volume of the oncoming storm compel us forward, into what can only be considered to be our one true calling; to praise the riff.
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