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KABUL, Afghanistan — Live rock returned to Afghanistan after three long decades Saturday as young men and women cheered and leapt into the air to the sound of heavy bass beats and punk rock.

Prosthetic Records’ has signed Seattle’s Trap Them. The band’s sound combines elements of old school Swedish death metal, punk, and d-beat and takes influence from bands such as Entombed, Black Flag, Nasum and Tragedy. Trap Them has spent time on the road with Napalm Death, Disfear, Skeletonwitch, Victims, Rotten Sound, Toxic Holocaust, and Coliseum, amongst others and has appeared at Maryland Death Fest New England Metal and Hardcore Fest. (In fact, Mark “Barney” Greenway of Napalm Death was

Bleeding Through continues their mission to rock off faces and implode ear drums while doing so. Straightedge metalcore sensations Bleeding Through continue their mission to rock your face off and implode ear drums with their latest release Declaration. Combining heavy metal, death metal, punk rock, and even a little black metal, they have their own unique style that is just brutal, and that is ...