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DROWNINGMAN 'BUSY SIGNAL AT THE SUICIDE HOTLINE SING FOR ME' LP (Colored Vinyl) CRYSTALLAKE trampled underfoot by a relentlessLABEL: IODINE RECORDINGS VINYL RELEASE DATE: 05 16 2025 ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE: 1998 VARIANT: Colored Vinyl LP The late 90s were a bountiful time for metallic hardcore, and few did it like Drowningman. Formed in Burlington, Vermont, the band was a staple of the northeast, fitting in perfectly with fellow acts like Converge and Cave In. In Drowningmans case, theres a level of confidence on display in that early work that you wouldnt hear elsewhere. They