Heavy Healing
Directed by Howie Abrams
Much like Rock ‘n’ Roll before it, heavy, aggressive music, including, but not limited to Heavy Metal, Punk, Hardcore and underground Hip-Hop, has gotten a bad rap since inception. Be that as it may, many who have been impacted by a wide variety of enervating conditions have come to rely on the output of heavy artists to successfully assist them through severe illness, weighty medical conditions, as well as… From TMDB
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2 of 2 · most liked firstTODAY! Wed. 18/3 @ 7:00 pm (GMT)/3:00 pm (EST) The NYHC Chronicles LIVE! Bonus Episode : Agnostic Front "Echos in Eternity" album breakdown w/ Vinnie Stigma, Mike Gallo, Mike Dijan (Producer) & special guest Howie Abrams (Heavy Healing film). youtu.be/IKD5rcNaWS4
unlabelledView post →"...The new documentary film Heavy Healing seeks to dispel rumors and shine a much-needed light on the healing powers of aggressive music."
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