WARPSTORMER London, UK
In the grim darkness of the 3rd millennium, there is only WARPSTORMER. Hailing from South London, this stoner‑thrash
juggernaut, forged in the time of plague, released its debut EP Here Comes Hell in 2022, with a follow-up currently in the works.
Simon | bass
Richard | vox
Adam | guitar
James | drums
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