Assemblage 23 Franklin, Massachusetts
Assemblage 23 is the project of Providence’s Tom Shear. Founded in 1988, A23 would go on to become one of the most successful American industrial acts of the time. Known for poetic, emotional lyrics and irresistible dance music, The band’s latest release, “Mourn” showed the band isn’t slowing down any time soon. ... more
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