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Pillars of Autumn Toronto, Ontario
Pillars of Autumn is a 5 piece Technical Deathcore band based out of Toronto Ontario Canada. Pillars of Autumn blends 2010 style deathcore into modern deathcore providing brutal riffs, heavy breakdowns and complex guitar solos, accompanied by ambient and symphonic elements all whilst telling a story with their concept driven albums. ... more
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The Codex of Flesh
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