Baroness "Gold & Grey" Electronic Release of his fourth mixtape

Release of his fourth mixtape

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Baroness "Gold & Grey" Electronic Release of his fourth mixtapeFriedrich Nietzsche once wrote, "what does not kill me makes me stronger." In the case of Baroness frontman John Baizley, that oft used quote is literally true. Having survived a bus accident while touring in 2012, each successive year finds Baizley encountering continued challenges alongside inspirations and the desire to keep evolving in his music and art. With Gold & Grey, the latest (and apparently last) in the band's series of full length albums