BENEFIT VOL. 1: Girls Rock! INDY

by Indy Metal Vault

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Bloodied But Unbowed This is a no brainer purchase. Learn some new bands, support a good cause.

jasonroachcollection One of the best organizations in metal doing great things for people. Favorite track: Xanathar (Exclusive).

Grimslath This album is 5 dollars and is worth the price for the exclusive Throne of Iron and Ice Howl songs alone. As a great bonus I got to check out another 9 bands I'd not heard before and got that warm fuzzy feeling of helping a worthy cause. Support! Favorite track: Xanathar (Exclusive).

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	1.	The Orchard Keepers - Ash's Lament 05:04
	2.	BlaK Sunday - Our War 03:18
	3.	The Run Up - This is the End 02:38
	4.	Radar Gold - Predator (Exclusive) 02:47
	5.	Barricades - Worth More Than My Weight 02:15
	6.	Ishia - Glass Bridge 05:27
	7.	Mask of Sanity - Alive? 05:25
	8.	Catalytic - Fearcaster 04:27
	9.	Throne of Iron - Xanathar (Exclusive) 05:12
	10.	Ice Howl - Summoning the Wolf Queen (Exclusive) 06:57
	11.	Summon the Destroyer - Sacrificial Possession 04:06

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Indy Metal Vault is pleased to share its first-ever compilation of Indiana music. This collection represents some of the best locally grown talent and includes never before heard tracks from Radar Gold, Throne of Iron and Ice Howl. We feel that it’s an accurate representation of our current local scene covering musical genres from pop-punk to death metal. Enjoy; it’s for a great cause!

To further benefit our local community, we’re donating all profits from this compilation to Girls Rock! Indianapolis. GRI is a non-profit organization that hosts a summer camp for girls (including female-identified and trans youth) ages 9-16 years old, teaching young women positive self-esteem and self-expression through music education and mentoring. Please visit www.girlsrockindy.org for more information.

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released July 16, 2019

Artwork by Aaron Anthony Baker

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