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WURM 'POISON B/W ZERO SUM' 7"

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Add the heavy-hitting WURM 'POISON B/W ZERO SUM' 7" to your vinyl collection. This black vinyl single from ORG MUSIC delivers two tracks of gritty, stoner-doom sludge energy that fits right in with your favorite heavy metal rotation.

  • 7" vinyl single featuring the tracks "Poison" and "Zero Sum"
  • Black vinyl pressing from label ORG MUSIC
  • Catalog number ORGM-2171
  • Perfect for fans of stoner, doom, and sludge metal
  • Great addition to any serious metal vinyl collection
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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Miles ★★★★★

Those two tracks hit like a wall of fuzz — gritty stoner-doom sludge that's perfect for a late-night headphone session. The black vinyl itself is clean and quiet, no surface noise at all.

Lily J. ★★★★★

Spun this on a rainy afternoon and the B-side "Zero Sum" just crawls along with this thick, tar-thick fuzz that rattled my cheap bookshelf speakers. The pressing itself is clean black vinyl with barely any surface noise, though at 7" it leaves you wanting more than two tracks.

Evelyn A. ★★★★★

The sludge riffs on the title track hit like a wall, and the pressing itself is dead quiet with barely any surface noise. Two tracks is short, but both are heavy enough to keep the turntable spinning all week.