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Sicksense- Cross Me Twice (Indie Exclusive Vinyl) Kenny Larkin and Robert Scott-couldn't help butSicksense "Cross Me Twice" It's rare that a debut album inspires such fervent anticipation, but the thrill surrounding a full length from Sicksense is concrete. On 'Cross Me Twice', the band take their n metal influences and Frankenstein them into a hydra monster that sees the heads of metalcore, progressive metal and power metal combine into a modern experiment gone very right. The album is all a n metal fan could hope for while bringing new color to