Name: Fantasy Empire by Lightning Bolt
Brand: Lightning Bolt
SKU: 790377038064
Price: 8.91 USD
Availability: OnlineOnly
Rating: 4.5 (63 reviews)

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The Metal East View on Youtube

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Over The River And Through The Woods View on Youtube

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Horsepower View on Youtube

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King Of My World View on Youtube

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Mythmaster View on Youtube

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Runaway Train View on Youtube

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Leave The Lantern Lit View on Youtube

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Dream Genie View on Youtube

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Snow White (& The 7 Dwarves Fans) View on Youtube

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This noise-rock duo’s sixth album and first in six years is also their first to be recorded in a studio using hi-fi equipment that captures the overpowering energy of their performances. The Providence, R.I.–based duo of drummer Brian Chippendale and bassist Brian Gibson have been physically exhausting audiences for 20 years, setting themselves in the middle of the floor to create a circle that breaks down the fourth wall. “The Metal East” captures the mania of hardcore and thrash at its most bewildering, with “King of My World” representing a free jazz exploration. “Mythmaster” pounds with a tribal ferocity.