Trillion Ton Beryllium Ships Lincoln, Nebraska
Heavy metal doom from Nebraska, USA.
NEW EP:
DESTINATION CERES STATION:
REEFERSLEEP
out now!
Also check out our full 2022 album, Consensus Trance, as well as our debut album TTBS, & EP Rosalee.
Jeremy Warner (guitar, vocals)
Justin Kamal (drums)
Karlin Warner (bass)
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