Questioner Baltimore, Maryland
Baltimore's Questioner has been called "a band taking post-rock and technical metal into the future."
(Decibel)
In 2010, the group's debut album "Questioner" was described as "subversive," "smart, sophisticated metal" while remaining "alive and raw." (Groovemine)
Questioner has shared the stage with East of the Wall, The Atlas Moth, Circle Takes The Square, Dysrhythmia, Rosetta, and many more.
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Amazing Death/Doom/Sludge with a touch of Black Metal. Haunting riffs and creepy melodies. Highly recommended Album. Don‘t miss it!
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I still remember when this album released and all the intense euphoric melancholy that accompanied me while listening. You and Yours always reminds me of Christmas. Love this band and album!
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