Black Label Society – “Name in Blood” Hits Exactly How It Should

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The song starts out slow before the band locks in together, and from there it hits the classic BLS formula — big riffs, tight shredding, and that catchy groove they always deliver. It’s instantly memorable and exactly what you expect from Black Label Society.

Black Label Society has that if it's not broken don't fix it formula. What do you think? You like the song? Feel free to let me know in the comments!

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