Get all 10 The Great Sabatini releases available on Bandcamp and save 80%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of DIAL TONE [REDUX], DIRGE OF THE CRUEL, split with Anthesis, Goodbye Audio, Dog Years, Sunday School, MATTERHORN, Napoleon Sodomite, and 2 more.
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Nametag
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Rosemary's Abortion
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Robots
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Fire and Flood
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Pale Blue Dot
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Burning Wilderness
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Auto-Erography
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Black Box
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Birth of the Cruel
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Long Division
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Gateman
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The Great Sabatini Montréal, Québec
Regarding The Great Sabatini: Since forming in Montreal in late 2007, we've released four ep's and three full length albums, and logged seemingly endless tour dates around North America and Europe. Our music is an aggressive mixture of noise rock, doom, hardcore, and metal wrapped up in a burly sludge aesthetic. All four of us handle vocal duties. We play loud, and with conviction. ... more
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