Filth is Eternal Seattle, Washington
Despite the name, Seattle’s Filth is Eternal feels fundamentally untethered. They’ve achieved an air of unhinged freedom mainly by thrashing their way through unassuming, beloved punk venues, writhing across unwashed floors and DIY spaces, hosting their own brand of communal exorcisms-- participation mandatory. ... more
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