Best Female Fronted Metal Bands (w/ Collin Sterling) | MRP #014
The Metal Robot Podcast (2021-06-26) In this brand new episode of MRP, I sit down with Collin Sterling of Thrashers Paradise to talk about our favourite female fronted metal bands and why they're awesome. I also get a couple of reviews done from May 28th releases, and we ask the question "What is the best 'so bad it's good' music video?"
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Written & Directed by: Tom McKay
Edited by: Tom McKay
Edited with: Premiere Pro CC
Original Music by: Tom McKay
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