High Reeper Wilmington, Delaware
Formed in 2016, High Reeper is made up of Zach Thomas, Justin Di Pinto, Tyler Yoder, Pat Daly and Shane Trimble. Originally with a sound deeply rooted in modern stoner metal while still giving a nod to classic heavy metal records, High Reeper's first offering is driven by pounding rhythms, thick guitars and soaring, screeching vocals. ... more
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