The D-Day Saints Tauranga, New Zealand
NZ recording artist Baz Mantis teams up with 7 rock, metal and alternative vocalists to create a new musical epoch
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This is the birthplace of inspired decibel-centric soundscapes coupled with a healthy dose of in yer faceness and primal source code relative to the new age of rock which is about to storm the world like a stampeding herd of King Neptune's horses tearing towards you ... \m/
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