Goat the Head Trondheim, Norway
Contemporary Primal Caveman Death Metal is the classification of the feral phenomena which by the turn of the millennium
inevitably had to come into existence as carnal metal band Goat the Head was spawned on the muddy riverbanks of Nidelva in the Norwegian wilderness.
Look out! The Doppelgängers are approaching. Please gird brain for explosion!
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