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I Prevail Violent Nature review: the metalcore heavyweights’ fourth album is a little hit and miss, but the hits go hard

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I Prevail Violent Nature review: the metalcore heavyweights’ fourth album is a little hit and miss, but the hits go hard

They might be divisive, but Violent Nature proves I Prevail are still swinging for the fences on album 4

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