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colostomy
Colostomy Trough
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crocodile rock cafe in allentown
december 28th
http://colostomytrough.com
december 28th
http://colostomytrough.com
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Colostomy Trough hails from the backwoods of the Lehigh Valley, Pennsyltucky. The Trough is Jay (vocals), Steve (guitar), Cory (bass) and Wayne (drums). Performing at such venues as The Hamilton Street Café in New Jersey and The CWV and Seemsville Inn in Pennsylvania to house parties throughout the Lehigh Valley, these four sick f***s bring originality and brutality to the death metal scene. This quartet was forged in 2001 and has helped distribute hate across the Valley. This energetic band is interested in bringing bone crushing death metal to a venue near you.
Why this name?
Wayne Thought of it
Do you play live?
All types of places, anywhere that doesn't have noise restrictions.
How, do you think, does the internet (or mp3) change the music industry?
I prefer not to think.
Would you sign a record contract with a major label?
What kind of stupid question is that
Band History:
Colostomy Trough hails from the backwoods of the Lehigh Valley, Pennsyltucky. The Trough is Jay (vocals), Steve (guitar), Cory (bass) and Wayne (drums). Performing at such venues as The Hamilton Street Café in New Jersey and The CWV and Seemsville Inn in Pennsylvania to house parties throughout the Lehigh Valley, these four sick f***s bring originality and brutality to the death metal scene. This quartet was forged in 2001 and has helped distribute hate across the Valley. This energetic band is interested in bringing bone crushing death metal to a venue near you.
Your influences?
Morbid Angel, Cannibal Corpse, Suffocation, Manevolent Creation, Deicide
Favorite spot?
The hole in the ground where they practice.
Equipment used:
a banjo and a zither