Stoic Dissention Broomfield, Colorado
Stoic Dissention is a project that began in 2010 to explore avant-garde, dark, and intense atmospheres. While we are associated with heavy metal in aesthetic and instrumentation, we allow for the intangible and esoteric to guide our vision. Our fire burns bright as we travel deeper into the darkness of the human condition. ... more
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